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Unbridled passion, whether rage or ardor, gives way to the
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03 Oct 2017, 06:32
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Unbridled passion, whether rage or ardor, gives way to the sort of rash declarations that too often end in __________ and sorrow.
A. disdain
B. pity
C. rue
D. affinity
E. remorse
F. contempt
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Re: Unbridled passion, whether rage or ardor, gives way to the
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14 Oct 2017, 15:55
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You would like an answer very much close to “sorrow,” perhaps something like “regret.” Rue and remorse are the nearest synonyms.
Hence options rue, remorse are best fit!
You would like an answer very much close to “sorrow,” perhaps something like “regret.” Rue and remorse are the nearest synonyms.
Hence options rue, remorse are best fit!
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11 Oct 2020, 07:10
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rue,pity,sorrow have the same meaning.
