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# ἀπέναντι/apenanti
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This word connects two groups of words together and describes how they relate to one another. It is a preposition.
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* This word can mean across from.
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* When this word is used in this way, it talks about someone sitting across from something.
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* This word can mean before or in the presence of someone.
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* When this word is used in this way, it can talk about someone doing something so that others can see it.
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* When this word is used this way, it can talk about someone or something being in front of a person so the person can see them or it.
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* This word can mean against.
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* When this word is used in this way, it can talk about someone opposing someone else.
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