Question

1. dutifully: they fought shadows and monsters; they blew up cities and kingdoms. gerald made the sound effects and g.i. joe dutifully followed his general into combat, as the mighty battle came to its climax. your guess: __ synonyms/meaning part of speech: noun form of the word: 6) hysterically: \has the mama been found yet?\ \yeah, she showed up right as they were putting the kid in the ambulance—screaming hysterically about her precious baby. your guess: synonyms/meaning part of speech: adjective form of the word: 7) regal self - assurance ms. queen marie antionette lincoln literally filled a room when she entered it. she was dressed in bright red from the top of her elaborate turban to the tips of her polished fingernails, and an air of regal self - assurance seemed to travel with her. her eyes, which commanded immediate respect, sparked with a fire that matched the shine on her highly polished wheelchair. your guess: synonyms/meaning: part of speech: what kind of figurative language is used here 8) intimidated: doctor orangehair, probably better known as dr. mcfall, was used to irate or worried relatives, and was not intimidated by aunt queens dramatic entrance. your guess: synonyms/meaning part of speech: noun form of the word: __

Explanation:

For "dutifully":

• Your guess (example): In a dutiful way.
• Synonyms/meaning: Conscientiously, obediently. It means performing a task or action in a loyal and responsible manner.
• Part of speech: Adverb.
• Noun form: Duty.

For "hysterically":

• Your guess (example): In a wild - out - of - control way.
• Synonyms/meaning: Manically, wildly. It describes an out - of - control emotional state, often with excessive crying or screaming.
• Part of speech: Adverb.
• Adjective form: Hysterical.

For "regal self - assurance":

• Your guess (example): A royal and confident demeanor.
• Synonyms/meaning: Majestic self - confidence, noble self - assurance. It implies a sense of dignity and self - confidence like that of a monarch.
• Part of speech: Noun phrase.
• Figurative language: Personification (if we consider the "air" having the ability to "travel" as giving human - like qualities to an abstract concept).

For "intimidated":

• Your guess (example): Made to feel afraid or less confident.
• Synonyms/meaning: Frightened, daunted. It means being made to feel timid or fearful by someone or something.
• Part of speech: Adjective.
• Noun form: Intimidation.

Answer:

1. Your guess: In a dutiful way

Synonyms/meaning: Conscientiously, obediently
Part of speech: Adverb
Noun form: Duty

1. Your guess: In a wild - out - of - control way

Synonyms/meaning: Manically, wildly
Part of speech: Adverb
Adjective form: Hysterical

1. Your guess: A royal and confident demeanor

Synonyms/meaning: Majestic self - confidence, noble self - assurance
Part of speech: Noun phrase
What kind of figurative language is used here: Personification

1. Your guess: Made to feel afraid or less confident

Synonyms/meaning: Frightened, daunted
Part of speech: Adjective
Noun form: Intimidation