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Svetlanka
1 month ago
11

Which word would best replace array in the sentence? The recreation center has an impressive array of activities to choose from.

Range or display or arrange or order
English
1 answer:
ddd [7.4K]1 month ago
8 0

Response:

The term Assembly

serves as an excellent alternative for Array, as it denotes a gathering. If you wish to explore additional synonyms for Array, consult a Thesaurus.

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