English 12 - Mr. Rinka Lesson #51 Commonly Misused English Words
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abdicate, abrogate, arrogate To abdicate is to resign from the throne, or more loosely to cast off a responsibility. To abrogate is to repeal a law or abolish an arrangement. To arrogate is to attempt to take on a right or responsibility to which one is not entitled.
English 12 - Mr. Rinka Lesson #51 Commonly Misused English Words
English 12 - Mr. Rinka Lesson #51 Commonly Misused English Words
Often Confused and Misused Words Commonly Confused Words and Misused Words in English Grammar
Often Confused and Misused Words Commonly Confused Words and Misused Words in English Grammar
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