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If a heavy-set character's physical shape is to be portrayed in a negative way, the author might use the adjective to describe him/her. plump overweight obese

If a heavy-set character's physical shape is to be portrayed in a negative way, the author might use the adjective to describe him/her. plump overweight obese
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If a heavy-set character's physical shape is to be portrayed in a negative way, the

author might use the adjective
to describe him/her.

plump

overweight

obese

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User Jon Calder
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Answer:

Obese

Step-by-step explanation:

Obese mean grossly fat or overweight.

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