Dust collected on the shelf.
What does Dust mean?
Dust is fine dry dirt on surfaces.
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Very small dry particles that settle on surfaces.
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Use a cloth to wipe away dust.
Sunlight made the dust in the air easier to see.
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What does dust mean?
Dust means Dust is fine dry dirt on surfaces.
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The choice "fine dirt" is closest in meaning because dust means fine dry dirt on surfaces.
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The choice "cleanliness" is a strong contrast because dust means fine dry dirt on surfaces.
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