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We tried to ______________ a meeting between the two potential room-ma
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08 Sep 2021, 07:06
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We tried to ______________ a meeting between the two potential room-mates, but it was impossible to get them in the same room.
| Two Answers |
|---|
| A. halt |
| B. provoke |
| C. engender | D. induce | E. fixate |
| F. halt |
Re: We tried to ______________ a meeting between the two potential room-ma
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06 Oct 2021, 19:16
06 Oct 2021, 19:16
Carcass wrote:
We tried to ______________ a meeting between the two potential room-mates, but it was impossible to get them in the same room.
| Two Answers |
|---|
| A. halt |
| B. provoke |
| C. engender | D. induce | E. fixate |
| F. halt |
Carcass,
Are provoke, engender and induce same. Though I selected the correct answer but can you pls provide the difference in terms of context.
Is provoke too extreme for the above sentence compared to engender and induce?
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06 Oct 2021, 19:26
06 Oct 2021, 19:26
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Hey,
Provoke = arouse, it can be used in terms of agitating something. Mostly in a -ve context.
engender & induce are mean that something cause to occur or persuade, which is right in the context of the given sentence.
Please ask if not clear
Provoke = arouse, it can be used in terms of agitating something. Mostly in a -ve context.
engender & induce are mean that something cause to occur or persuade, which is right in the context of the given sentence.
Please ask if not clear
vinod1986 wrote:
Carcass,
Are provoke, engender and induce same. Though I selected the correct answer but can you pls provide the difference in terms of context.
Is provoke too extreme for the above sentence compared to engender and induce?
Are provoke, engender and induce same. Though I selected the correct answer but can you pls provide the difference in terms of context.
Is provoke too extreme for the above sentence compared to engender and induce?
