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Your behavior is absolutely . I can't believe how rude you were to that woman! You should be ashamed.
WORD BANK:
A) Estranged
B) Implored
C) Mollified
D) Adjacent
E) Appaling
F) Gaudy
G) Haggled
H) Pampered
I) Enthralled
J) Fruitless
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