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Climate change often evokes heated debates. Few can deny
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18 Mar 2024, 09:39
18 Mar 2024, 09:39
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Climate change often evokes heated debates. Few can deny, however, that areas once lush and (i) _______ are now becoming (ii) _______ , uninhabitable and fallow.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
|---|---|
| A. fecund | D. diaphanous |
| B. puerile | E. barren |
| C. besmirched | F. bombastic |
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Re: Climate change often evokes heated debates. Few can deny
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06 May 2024, 03:03
06 May 2024, 03:03
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Phonetically, puerile might remind you of pure or putrid, but it actually means infantile or immature. Fecund is a synonym for your context clue of lush. Besmirched is soiled, usually in relation to a reputation—it has nothing to do with the soil that is indirectly referenced here. Now moves the sentence in the opposite direction for Blank ii, with barren the opposite of lush and matching the context clues of inhospitable and fallow (uncultivated).
Phonetically, puerile might remind you of pure or putrid, but it actually means infantile or immature. Fecund is a synonym for your context clue of lush. Besmirched is soiled, usually in relation to a reputation—it has nothing to do with the soil that is indirectly referenced here. Now moves the sentence in the opposite direction for Blank ii, with barren the opposite of lush and matching the context clues of inhospitable and fallow (uncultivated).
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