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Anytonym for~abrasiveA.
soft

B.
mean

C.
sleepy

D.
baffled

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Answer 1
Answer: B. mean, because it means mean or harsh
Answer 2
Answer: brasive means that  something is rough. The opposite of rough would be soft.

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rable

B.
memora-
ble

C.
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orable

D.
memor-
able

E.
m-
emorable

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memor-
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Answer: A: a comma
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