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when i bat, i have a left-handed stance.

the bat flew out of the cave in a rush.

(both 'bats' were underlined)
which best contrasts the meanings of the underlined words?

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the first word means a piece of sports equipment; the second word means to hit a ball.

the first word means to hit a ball; the second word means a piece of sports equipment.

the first word means to swat at something with one's hands; the second word means a small, flying mammal.

the first word means to hit a ball; the second word means a small, flying mammal.

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