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For such a propitious candidate to be ________ so early in the elect
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For such a propitious candidate to be _______ so early in the election cycle underscores the fickle affection of the voter.
| Two Answers |
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| A. lionized |
| B. slandered |
| C. ousted | D. marginalized | E. sidelined |
| F. glorified |
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Re: For such a propitious candidate to be ________ so early in the elect
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03 Jan 2026, 04:39
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The correct answers are D (marginalized) and E (sidelined).
Sentence Meaning
A promising ("propitious") candidate being marginalized or sidelined early highlights voters' changeable ("fickle") support. gre.myprepclub +1
Why These Choices
- Both mean pushed to the edge or benched, fitting the negative surprise for a strong candidate.
- Positive options like lionized (A) or glorified (F) contradict fickle affection turning sour.
- Others like slandered ( B ) imply attack, ousted ( C ) implies removal-neither captures subtle sidelining early on.
Key Vocabulary
- Propitious: favorable or auspicious.
- Fickle: changeable, unreliable.
Sentence Meaning
A promising ("propitious") candidate being marginalized or sidelined early highlights voters' changeable ("fickle") support. gre.myprepclub +1
Why These Choices
- Both mean pushed to the edge or benched, fitting the negative surprise for a strong candidate.
- Positive options like lionized (A) or glorified (F) contradict fickle affection turning sour.
- Others like slandered ( B ) imply attack, ousted ( C ) implies removal-neither captures subtle sidelining early on.
Key Vocabulary
- Propitious: favorable or auspicious.
- Fickle: changeable, unreliable.
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