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I was frustrated at not being able to ______ of my old car.
depose
deal
devoid
dispose
- Depose: This means to remove someone from office or position, typically a high-ranking one. It's not relevant here as it isn't about getting rid of a physical object like a car.
- Deal: This usually means to manage or distribute something but doesn't fit well in the context of getting rid of a car.
- Devoid: This means lacking or being without something. This word doesn't suit the context because it's unrelated to disposing of objects.
- Dispose: Refers to getting rid of something. It's the most appropriate choice for the sentence about not being able to get rid of an old car.
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