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Select the appropriate word or phrase having meaning close to the word/s quotation in each sentence. I could barely "make out" the traffic signs through the rain.

Select the appropriate word or phrase having meaning close to the word/s quotation in each sentence. I could barely "make out" the traffic signs through the rain. Correct Answer discem

manage with some difficulty to see or hear someone or something. "in the dim light it was difficult to make out the illustration" Similar: see, discern, detect etc.

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