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Although at first the couple’s argument seemed to be about a
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Although at first the couple’s argument seemed to be about a (i) ___________matter, it soon became obvious that their disagreement stemmed from a fundamental schism.
| Blank (i) |
|---|
| A. base |
| B. nugatory |
| C. officious | D. lucid | E. stygian |
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13 Oct 2020, 02:59
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The clue to the answer is opposite of "fundamental schism"
Which is nugatory(trivial)
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Which is nugatory(trivial)
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29 Oct 2020, 02:43
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although indicates a contrast
at first the disagreement seemed to be a trivial one Pick B -> nugatory - meaning valueless or trivial
soon it was clear that disagreement stemmed from a fundamental schism. (not trivial)
at first the disagreement seemed to be a trivial one Pick B -> nugatory - meaning valueless or trivial
soon it was clear that disagreement stemmed from a fundamental schism. (not trivial)
