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Which word is an antonym of the word brittle, as in "the cookies baked for too long and are now crumbly and brittle"?

a.

many

b.

stiff

c.

few

d.

bendable

which word is an antonym of the word portable, as in "we can take a portable stove on the camping trip"?

a.
immovable

b.
wasteful

c.
broken

d.
movable which word is an antonym of the word portable, as in "we can take a portable stove on the camping trip"?

a.
immovable

b.
wasteful

c.
broken

d.
movable which word is an antonym of the word portable, as in "we can take a portable stove on the camping trip"?

a.
immovable

b.
wasteful

c.
broken

d.
movable which word is an antonym of the word portable, as in "we can take a portable stove on the camping trip"?

a.
immovable

b.
wasteful

c.
broken

d.
movable which word is an antonym of the word portable, as in "we can take a portable stove on the camping trip"?

a.
immovable

b.
wasteful

c.
broken

d.
movable which word is an antonym of the word portable, as in "we can take a portable stove on the camping trip"?

a.
immovable

b.
wasteful

c.
broken

d.
movable

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