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Critics consider an athlete a legend only if he/she performs consisten [#permalink] New post   02 Apr 2025, 03:27
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Critics consider an athlete a legend only if he/she performs consistently well in the international arena as they are $\(\qquad\)$ to extend credit for flash-in-thepan performances.


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A. sympathetic
B. prejudiced
C. lambasted
D. disinclined
E. reluctant
F. obliged



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Re: Critics consider an athlete a legend only if he/she performs consisten [#permalink] New post   06 Apr 2025, 04:30
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The expression 'flash-in-the-pan' means 'sudden but brief success'. Critics do not want to extend credit to such kind of performances. Hence, 'disinclined ' and reluctant ' fit the blank appropriately. Thus, the correct answer is choice D (disinclined) and choice E (reluctant).
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