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The heckler, hiding amongst the amorphous crowd, is the epit
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13 Mar 2019, 06:39
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The heckler, hiding amongst the amorphous crowd, is the epitome of ______ —as soon as he has been identified, he goes scuttling off, head down, grumbling to himself.
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| stealthiness |
| outspokenness |
| shyness | aloofness | cravenness |
| spinelessness |
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The heckler is very loud when no one knows who he is. But when he is identified, he stops heckling and goes off, defeated.
The heckler then, is a coward, seemingly bold when anonymous, but shrinking back when identified and accountable. "Spinelessness" and "crevenness" both capture that idea of cowardice.
The heckler then, is a coward, seemingly bold when anonymous, but shrinking back when identified and accountable. "Spinelessness" and "crevenness" both capture that idea of cowardice.
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02 Oct 2024, 20:02
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What part of the question tell us - the heckler is bold/ loud when no one knows who he is ?
