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Like an experienced judge, the author of the story makes it
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14 Sep 2020, 13:44
14 Sep 2020, 13:44
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Like an experienced judge, the author of the story makes it clear at the outset itself that the case we are about to hear is nothing _____________, but rather falls in line with established literary precedents.
Aristotle
| Two Answers |
|---|
| A. unprecedented |
| B. practical |
| C. trite | D. mundane | E. banal |
| F. singular |
Aristotle
Re: Like an experienced judge, the author of the story makes it
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04 Oct 2020, 13:05
04 Oct 2020, 13:05
Can you please explain? I'm not sure why Singular and Unprecedented would be considered synonymous.
Re: Like an experienced judge, the author of the story makes it
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10 Oct 2020, 10:06
10 Oct 2020, 10:06
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Because singular means unique, so it fits with unprecedent
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