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The Mayor was so _______ by the long trial that, despite his
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The Mayor was so _______ by the long trial that, despite his eventual acquittal, he admitted his failing health and declined to run for re-election.
| Blank (i) |
| (A) distraught |
| (B) exonerated |
| (C) inspired |
| (D) debilitated |
| (E) vindicated |
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09 Aug 2017, 15:29
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Explanation
The clues that the Mayor was involved in a long trial and as a result suffered failing health require that the blank mean something like sick. None of distraught, exonerated, inspired, or vindicated mean sick, so eliminate choices (A), (B), (C), and (E). Debilitated means sick, so select choice (D).
Hence option D is correct!
The clues that the Mayor was involved in a long trial and as a result suffered failing health require that the blank mean something like sick. None of distraught, exonerated, inspired, or vindicated mean sick, so eliminate choices (A), (B), (C), and (E). Debilitated means sick, so select choice (D).
Hence option D is correct!
Re: The Mayor was so _______ by the long trial that, despite his
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01 May 2020, 02:48
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Explanation
The clues that the Mayor was involved in a long trial and as a result suffered failing health require that the blank mean something like sick. None of distraught, exonerated, inspired, or vindicated mean sick, so eliminate choices (A), (B), (C), and (E). Debilitated means sick, so select choice (D).
Hence option D is correct!
The clues that the Mayor was involved in a long trial and as a result suffered failing health require that the blank mean something like sick. None of distraught, exonerated, inspired, or vindicated mean sick, so eliminate choices (A), (B), (C), and (E). Debilitated means sick, so select choice (D).
Hence option D is correct!
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How do I know here at GRE preclub that the question wnats a single answer or multiple ones. Im new to GRE so please help me out. Thanks. beacuse I chose ansewer D and I also Chose option A thinking I have to choose multiple answers>
