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English, 04.08.2019 12:00 louiecampos

Read the sentence, and use synonym context clues to determine the definition of opprobrium. although people tend to react to new regulations with disapproval, i have never seen a proposed law face such opprobrium as the proposal to raise the driving age to twenty-one. based on the sentence, what does the word opprobrium most likely mean? which word is a synonym for opprobrium?

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