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One possible explanation for the mandatory debauchery of most bachelor
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One possible explanation for the mandatory debauchery of most bachelor parties is that if the husband-to-be is able to practice _______________ in those circumstances, he must be ready for marriage.
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| Two Answers |
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| A. forbearance |
| B. gentility |
| C. fiat | D. tenacity | E. temperance |
| F. autonomy |
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forbearance, temperance It’s important to know the word “debauchery” (meaning “excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures”) to solve this question. The sentence describes a husband-to-be who will not be engaging in debauchery at the bachelor party, so you need a word that describes someone who exhibits self-control or moderation. Fiat (authoritative decree) and autonomy (the right to self-government; independence) are not quite a pair and are incorrect anyway. Gentility (the state of belonging to polite society; refinement of manner) and tenacity (the quality of being persistent or stubborn) have no relationship.
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forbearance, temperance It’s important to know the word “debauchery” (meaning “excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures”) to solve this question. The sentence describes a husband-to-be who will not be engaging in debauchery at the bachelor party, so you need a word that describes someone who exhibits self-control or moderation. Fiat (authoritative decree) and autonomy (the right to self-government; independence) are not quite a pair and are incorrect anyway. Gentility (the state of belonging to polite society; refinement of manner) and tenacity (the quality of being persistent or stubborn) have no relationship.
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