LiveXPQuestionsEnglishIn many countries around the world, black is _______ with mourning and death?

In many countries around the world, black is _______ with mourning and death?

Noorie

A. Related B. Referred C. Combined D. Associated

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D) associated

Caz
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D.) Associated is the correct word 🤗.
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Cassidi Anne
I am a native English speaker and I am TEFL qualified. I have a Bachelor of Education Degree.
D. Associated
Yassmin
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related with mourning and death.
Robert Pickacard
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Synonimus?
Noor Fatima
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D would be the correct answer
Paula Haracic
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In many countries around the world, black is associated with mourning and death.
Lynn
In many countries around the world, black is associated with mourning and death?
Jane Mia
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D. Associated
Jillian Apetolee
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The correct answer is associated. In many countries all over the world, black is associated with mourning and death.

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