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why does the writer use the word wriggled to describe Smitha's movement
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Answered by anamikadebnathkol2

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Why does the writer use the word 'wriggled' to describe Smita's movement? Answer: Smita had to move through the crowds. So the word 'wriggled' is used to describe her movement because wriggle means to move about in a constricted manner.

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why does the writer use the word wriggled to describe Smitha's movement
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