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To the untrained eye that may only see random and chaotic paint stroke
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To the untrained eye that may only see random and chaotic paint strokes, abstract expressionist works of art may seem _____
| Two Answers |
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| A. whimsical |
| B. imperturbable |
| C. arbitrary | D. guileless | E. superfluous |
| F. eclectic |
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Re: To the untrained eye that may only see random and chaotic paint stroke
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07 Apr 2024, 01:32
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A, C.
Whimsical and arbitrary match the sense given by the words random and chaotic. Eclectic connotes a selective and deliberate process that combines elements from varied sources, not at all in line with the provided context.
Whimsical and arbitrary match the sense given by the words random and chaotic. Eclectic connotes a selective and deliberate process that combines elements from varied sources, not at all in line with the provided context.
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