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A “Mycenaean waist” refers to the taut, impossibly small [#permalink] New post   03 Oct 2017, 02:50
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A “Mycenaean waist” refers to the taut, impossibly small waists characteristic of certain ancient drawings found on Crete, and it certainly does not _________ any characteristic of modern, overweight Western societies.
A. deify
B. depict
C. denigrate
D. mirror
E. defame
F. distort

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Depict, mirror.

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Re: A “Mycenaean waist” refers to the taut, impossibly small [#permalink] New post   08 Oct 2017, 10:39
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The images of small waists are contrasted with overweight Western societies. The word not before the blank indicates that you need two words that mean “represent” or “portray.”

Hence depict, mirror are best fit!
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