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Carmens affection for her sister, though not _____, was plainly too g [#permalink] Post   28 Nov 2023, 04:39
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Carmen’s affection for her sister, though not _____, was plainly too great to permit a painless departure.


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A. unsteady
B. ambivalent
C. careless
D. unbounded
E. noticeable



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I am confused between D and E. Can someone help me out?
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Re: Carmens affection for her sister, though not _____, was plainly too g [#permalink] Post   28 Nov 2023, 13:37
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She certainly will suffer for her sister departure. But the affect even though tight to her, was not morbid


I.E she really care of her without limit but the bond was not too morbose for not letting her to go, even though the departure would be painful

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