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English, 12.05.2021 03:00 yuvin

Review the clue. The root of the word annihilate is nihil, or "nothing."

Based on this clue, which phrase is the best meaning of the word annihilate?

to destroy something

to cease to grow

to cause a leak

to prompt a fight

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