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English, 19.11.2020 01:30 mansnothot316

Read this sentence from Paragraph 2. Every cobweb which the wind has sparedunder the eaves or in the porch, displays a fluttering increment of snow

As it is used in this sentence , the word increment most likely means

a. evenly distributed
b. quantity amount
c. extra collection
d. generous measure .

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