Synonyms: Roots from Anglo-Saxon - SSAT Middle Level Verbal
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FOOLHARDY
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FOOLHARDY
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The root word "fool" does give a negative implication to the word, however should not be an indicator that the word is related to strict intelligence. Instead, "foolhardy" generally describes someone who disregards consequences or asks impulsively.
The root word "fool" does give a negative implication to the word, however should not be an indicator that the word is related to strict intelligence. Instead, "foolhardy" generally describes someone who disregards consequences or asks impulsively.
Select the answer choice that is closest in meaning to the word in capital letters.
FOOLHARDY
Select the answer choice that is closest in meaning to the word in capital letters.
FOOLHARDY
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The root word "fool" does give a negative implication to the word, however should not be an indicator that the word is related to strict intelligence. Instead, "foolhardy" generally describes someone who disregards consequences or asks impulsively.
The root word "fool" does give a negative implication to the word, however should not be an indicator that the word is related to strict intelligence. Instead, "foolhardy" generally describes someone who disregards consequences or asks impulsively.
Select the answer choice that is closest in meaning to the word in capital letters.
FOOLHARDY
Select the answer choice that is closest in meaning to the word in capital letters.
FOOLHARDY
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The root word "fool" does give a negative implication to the word, however should not be an indicator that the word is related to strict intelligence. Instead, "foolhardy" generally describes someone who disregards consequences or asks impulsively.
The root word "fool" does give a negative implication to the word, however should not be an indicator that the word is related to strict intelligence. Instead, "foolhardy" generally describes someone who disregards consequences or asks impulsively.
Select the answer choice that is closest in meaning to the word in capital letters.
FOOLHARDY
Select the answer choice that is closest in meaning to the word in capital letters.
FOOLHARDY
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The root word "fool" does give a negative implication to the word, however should not be an indicator that the word is related to strict intelligence. Instead, "foolhardy" generally describes someone who disregards consequences or asks impulsively.
The root word "fool" does give a negative implication to the word, however should not be an indicator that the word is related to strict intelligence. Instead, "foolhardy" generally describes someone who disregards consequences or asks impulsively.