alleryWhen forming a noun from a verb, the suffix '-ant' often refers to:
AAn abstract idea
BA past action
CA tool or vessel
DA human agent
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. A human agent
Nouns derived with the suffix -ant frequently refer to a human agent.
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