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A state of temporary disuse or suspension is called?

AABEYANT
BDimentia
CCondone
DNone of the above

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Correct Answer: A: ABEYANT

Explanation: The correct answer is A: Abeyant. A state of temporary disuse or suspension is called ABEYANT. Abeyance means a state of temporary inactivity or suspension.

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