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Notwithstanding the mishmash of worn tools littering every
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23 Oct 2017, 14:25
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Notwithstanding the mishmash of worn tools littering every surface of the artist’s studio, the place exuded a certain sense of order manifest through the clutter; the decor was, if (i) _________, (ii) _________.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
| (A) unkempt largely | (D) unsophisticated |
| (B) dire positively | (E) callous |
| (C) arduous | (F) surprisingly deliberate |
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Unkempt, surprisingly deliberate.
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12 Nov 2017, 15:16
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The tricky blank structure masks what is ultimately a not-so-tricky word relationship: that of opposites. Clues for this relationship can be found in the words notwithstanding and if.
Essentially, the right answers will be words that mean, first, “cluttered,” and second, “ordered.”
Unkempt, surprisingly deliberate.
The tricky blank structure masks what is ultimately a not-so-tricky word relationship: that of opposites. Clues for this relationship can be found in the words notwithstanding and if.
Essentially, the right answers will be words that mean, first, “cluttered,” and second, “ordered.”
Unkempt, surprisingly deliberate.
Re: Notwithstanding the mishmash of worn tools littering every
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11 Jan 2022, 02:54
11 Jan 2022, 02:54
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can you elaborate little, i failed to grasped the meaning.
