Asked by brianna
What does the suffix ant mean in the words servant, merchant, band assistant?
A. State of
B. One who
C. Inclined to
D. Lower than
A. State of
B. One who
C. Inclined to
D. Lower than
Answers
Answered by
Anonymous
Servant - one who serves
Merchant - one who trades
Band assistant - one who assists in a band
Merchant - one who trades
Band assistant - one who assists in a band
Answered by
bobpursley
tyrant - one who exercises power oppressively
supplant - one who is supple, or bends
compliant - one who complies
accountant- one who counts
savant- one who knows (savant in French means knowing, wise)
supplant - one who is supple, or bends
compliant - one who complies
accountant- one who counts
savant- one who knows (savant in French means knowing, wise)
Answered by
john
First off the 2 people who answered are complete morons, and i'm having the same issue. but i'd probably have to say it's either B or C
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