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How tall is Prudence Zdravkovic?
Prudence Zdravkovic is 5' 6".
When was Prudence Wright Holmes born?
Prudence wright was born in Combia,Pereira
When did Prudence Heward die?
Prudence Heward died on 1947-03-19.
How is prudence cuffs first name ironic?
Prudence cuffs first name is ironic because Little Prudence Cruff is the mistreated daughter of Goodwife and Goodman Cruff.
Who is Prudence in love with in Across the Universe?
Prudence is "in love with" quite a few characters in "Across the Universe." When Prudence (referring to the song "Dear Prudence" by the Beatles) appears on the football field at practice at her school in Dayton, singing "I Want to Hold Your Hand," she is thinking of one of the cheerleaders, which becomes clear as she sings the line, "And let me be your man." Later while living at Sadies house, Prudence develops a crush on Sadie as well, although Sadie is in a romantic relationship with Jojo.
Prudence is the exact opposite of?
Impulsiveness, or being impulsive. i.e. doing things carelessly, without thinking about the consequences of your actions.
What is the exact opposite of southeast?
The exact opposite direction of southeast is northwest.
What is the opposite of the word ask?
The opposite of "ask" is "answer".
What is the opposite of logical?
The exact opposite of logical is illogical.
What is the opposite of hymn?
The opposite of hymn is Christian Metal. The exact exact opposite is secular metal (aka songs that have a bunch of swear words, etc.)
What medicine is the opposite of a laxative?
Antidiarrheals are the exact opposite of laxatives.
What is the opposite of an Achilles heel?
Strength. Forte. (There is no exact opposite.)
What is the exact opposite of obedience?
disobedience
What is the opposite of exact answer?
inexact
What is the birth name of Prudence Liew?
Prudence Liew's birth name is Prudence Liew.
Are bras perverted?
No, they are the exact opposite of perverted!
What must mean almost the opposite of narrow?
Broad. The exact opposite would be wide.
