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Dubbed a “walking contradiction” by his friends, the man offered sweet
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09 Jul 2021, 09:35
09 Jul 2021, 09:35
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Dubbed a “walking contradiction” by his friends, the man offered sweet compliments from a gruff visage and offered__________debate that belied his usually languid manner.
| Two Answers |
|---|
| A. glacial |
| B. placid |
| C. languorous | D. spirited | E. mettlesome |
| F. insightful |
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Re: Dubbed a “walking contradiction” by his friends, the man offered sweet
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10 Jul 2021, 06:39
10 Jul 2021, 06:39
Carcass wrote:
Dubbed a “walking contradiction” by his friends, the man offered sweet compliments from a gruff visage and offered__________debate that belied his usually languid manner.
| Two Answers |
|---|
| A. glacial |
| B. placid |
| C. languorous | D. spirited | E. mettlesome |
| F. insightful |
Belied his usually languid manner indicates that the man offered debate in a not calm or energetic manner.
Going through the options, A, B, and C can be eliminated since all these words pretty much mean being calm. F could be true but there is no synonym for it.
Hence, D and E are the answers.
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