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The Title of the Story is Ashady Plot. the Dictionary Defines the Words As: Shady Adjective - English Communicative

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The title of the story is A Shady Plot. The dictionary defines the words as:
shady adjective 

Options

  • Full of shade; shaded

  • Casting shade: a shady grove.

  • Quiet, dark, or concealed; hidden.

  • Of dubious character or of questionable honesty.

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Solution

Quiet, dark, or concealed; hidden.

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Chapter 4: A Shady Plot - Exercises [Page 34]

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CBSE English Communicative - Literature Reader Class 10
Chapter 4 A Shady Plot
Exercises | Q 2.1 | Page 34

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