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Use the following definitions to answer the question. emanate: 1. (verb) to come from, originate eminent: 1. (adjective) of high standing, well-known immanent: 1. (adjective) within something, innate imminent: 1. (adjective) about to occur, pending read the sentence. the fire burning out of control put the neighborhood in danger. which word best completes the sentence?

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