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English, 13.11.2020 03:40 jetblackcap

Part A Based on the Latin root and suffix, what is the definition of the word gesticulations as Poe uses it?

“quality of using pleasing movements of the hands or arms”

“state of entertaining guests through movement”

“process of copying the body movements of another”

“act of making movements with the body to emphasize ideas”

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