English, asked by Amirdhavarshini8604, 7 months ago

Describe a younger brother

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Answered by ammuhanna2007

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Answer:

Here are some adjectives for younger brother: gantly handsome, dear but much, deviously ambitious, wayward but independent, reckless and truculent, admirably communicative, beloved and competent, inconsequential but honest, certainly unpredictable, clever and treacherous, successful and famous, energetic.

Answered by akshatrawat303

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Answer:a younger brother is who tell us what to do and how to do like our parents

Explanation:all have there younger brother he get inspired from us so be good person

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