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Knowing that his political rivals had enough embarrassing evidence to end his career, the senator had a choice to make: the ______________ of publicly resigning from his post or the anguish of acquiescing to his rivals’ newfound leverage.
| Two Answers |
|---|
| A. ignominy |
| B. prospect |
| C. misfortune | D. indignity | E. immodesty |
| F. indecency |
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13 Jul 2022, 09:16
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Leaving the post publicly will incur shame on the senator. So words synonymous to shame. Indignity and Ignominy fit the bill.
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15 Jul 2022, 11:16
15 Jul 2022, 11:16
Why not 'misfortune' and 'indignity'? Thanks.
