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Never known for careful deliberation of the case before rendering a de
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Never known for careful deliberation of the case before rendering a decision, the judge often trusted his visceral response and __________ issued his rulings.
| Two Answers |
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| A. intentionally |
| B. ponderously |
| C. precipitately | D. sententiously | E. impetuously |
| F. genially |
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26 May 2022, 11:04
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Isn't E the right word rather than D?
impetuously means acting or done without thought which could fit here. Also Option B means slow and laborious which doesn't exactly replicate the meaning.
impetuously means acting or done without thought which could fit here. Also Option B means slow and laborious which doesn't exactly replicate the meaning.
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31 May 2022, 20:22
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I would actually go for C and E. The sentence indicates he does not deliberate carefully --> He acts quickly and without thought. B - Ponderously - is analogous to dull-witted and slow in this context, yet trusting your gut and acting based on it suggests (misguided) decisiveness. D - sententious - makes sense in terms of his position as a judge, but his personality or feeling about the criminals he is convicting would be necessary to say that this is the way he acts.
C and E are both about haste and lack of forethought. Matches best, IMO.
C and E are both about haste and lack of forethought. Matches best, IMO.
