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This composer has never courted popularity
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Updated on: 30 Sep 2019, 10:38
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This composer has never courted popularity: her rugged modernism seems to defy rather than to___________the audience.
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Re: This composer has never courted popularity
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06 Jan 2021, 10:03
06 Jan 2021, 10:03
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His tendency was to defy the audience rather than to please
C is the answer
C is the answer
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09 Jan 2021, 15:13
09 Jan 2021, 15:13
The semicolon denotes that the two clauses will have equivalent meaning.
So, before the colon, the meaning represents that the musician didn't go out with (seek) popularity, so, the second clause will also have the same meaning. Therefore, we understand that her motive was to express a movement or protest rather than to entertain audiences. Hereby, the answer should be equivalent to amuse or seek attention or gain popularity related.
So, before the colon, the meaning represents that the musician didn't go out with (seek) popularity, so, the second clause will also have the same meaning. Therefore, we understand that her motive was to express a movement or protest rather than to entertain audiences. Hereby, the answer should be equivalent to amuse or seek attention or gain popularity related.
