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Michalewski's text indubitably serves as the _________ of hi
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Michalewski's text indubitably serves as the (i) _________ of his discipline; it surpassed all previous models of excellence and has replaced them with the rigor of heretofore unmatched academic standards.
| Blank (i) |
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| validation |
| vainglory |
| apotheosis | munificence | beneficence |
Re: Michalewski's text indubitably serves as the _________ of hi
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21 Mar 2019, 09:34
21 Mar 2019, 09:34
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This is an uncomplicated sentence mostly testing vocabulary. Michalewski's text is very good, the peak or pinnacle of his profession. It's the best book out there.
Apotheosis fits this meaning best. I happened to know this word because I've studied theology. However, "beneficence," "validation," and "vainglory" are all fairly common terms that one should know. "Munificence" is a bit less common, but just means great generosity, which doesn't fit at all.
Apotheosis fits this meaning best. I happened to know this word because I've studied theology. However, "beneficence," "validation," and "vainglory" are all fairly common terms that one should know. "Munificence" is a bit less common, but just means great generosity, which doesn't fit at all.
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21 Nov 2025, 18:36
21 Nov 2025, 18:36
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