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Alison's carefree and nature was at odds with the serious, silent na
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Alison's carefree and ________ nature was at odds with the serious, silent nature of her work environment.
| Two Answers |
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| A. decorous |
| B. quiescent |
| C. prolix | D. voluble | E. munificent |
| F. malevolent |
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Re: Alison's carefree and nature was at odds with the serious, silent na
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05 May 2024, 02:33
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The structure of the sentence Lets you know that you are Looking for words opposite "serious" and "silent': Prolix (overly verbose; long and wordy) and voluble (glib or talkative) both describe someone who is a great talker. None of the remaining words form a pair: decorous describes someone who is proper; to be quiescent is to be at rest; munificent is to be generous; and malevolent is someone who is harmful or wishing ill on others.
The structure of the sentence Lets you know that you are Looking for words opposite "serious" and "silent': Prolix (overly verbose; long and wordy) and voluble (glib or talkative) both describe someone who is a great talker. None of the remaining words form a pair: decorous describes someone who is proper; to be quiescent is to be at rest; munificent is to be generous; and malevolent is someone who is harmful or wishing ill on others.
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