• Because they both have the prefix -pre-
• Because they are from the same origin
• The two words share the same prefix but not the same meaning
• Because they are used interchangeably

• Is closely related to unprecedented, meaning that something is unlike
• Is related to precede, which means “to go before”
• Is pre and means to go before
• Cedent and it means to come before

The manner in which the word presage is used in the sentence means:

• Bad situation
• Indicating something bad is about to happen
• Eminent danger
• Sudden loss of consciousness

• Envy and glory
• downfall and demise
• Enemy and rival
• Sadness and sorrow

The best sentence that describes the meaning of this word is:

• Students often offer answers as laconic as possible, and mutter these few syllables to themselves
• To order a laconic meal is the best option when you are on a diet
• Using as many words if possible when speaking
• Laconic is the best choice of color for a small room

Under the _______ that it is a very hot day, Savannah asked to have a second and a third helping of vanilla ice cream.

• Hunger
• Reasoning
• Solution
• Pretext

• Perturbent
• Positivity
• Unpretentious
• Pretend

• Victory that comes with a heavy cost
• Fighting the Romans in a battle
• Becoming a well-respected hero
• a word followed by another word

• Grasping for a fruit and finally reaching it
• A yummy chocolate candy
• Tormenting someone with a desirable object that is unattainable
• The act of someone being mean

The author of this sentence would like to bring in clarity and change the end of it to read:

• just mere thespians who were also very young but brave
• just mere thespians as they were acting out the war-like scene but not taking part in the real battle
• just mere thespians for they were new at the art of war
• just thespians and nothing else