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It was ironic that the very professor who urged us to write
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It was ironic that the very professor who urged us to write simply and clearly could not do so himself: his directions were often___________by layers of ambiguity.
| Two Answers |
|---|
| A. eschewed |
| B. enervated |
| C. obfuscated | D. compounded | E. elucidated |
| F. obscured |
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19 Nov 2020, 20:31
19 Nov 2020, 20:31
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The professor who urged to write simply and clearly could not do it himself.
We will need words opposite to simply and clearly.
Option C & F fit appropriately.
We will need words opposite to simply and clearly.
Option C & F fit appropriately.
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