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Polonius, one of Shakespeare's most characters, speaks some of the b
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Polonius, one of Shakespeare's most _________ characters, speaks some of the bard's classic epigrammatic lines such as, "To thine own self be true," and, "Neither a borrower nor lender be."
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| A. obsequious |
| B. auriferous |
| C. sententious | D. dysphonic | E. mellifluous |
Re: Polonius, one of Shakespeare's most characters, speaks some of the b
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19 Sep 2023, 01:01
19 Sep 2023, 01:01
sententious = Moralistic, Sanctimonious , That is correct answer
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21 Aug 2026, 03:11
21 Aug 2026, 03:11
Carcass, this question seems to tough to follow, purely out of the likelihood of these questions being seen in the exam. The options seem way too tough and unlikely to be given in my opinion.
