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Re: The phrase “gilding the lily” is a late 19th-century express
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Check the answer choices and the OA.
A and D as answers are NOT synonyms.
Regards
A and D as answers are NOT synonyms.
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Re: The phrase “gilding the lily” is a late 19th-century express
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12 Nov 2019, 10:44
12 Nov 2019, 10:44
Went with gauche & uncouth
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what should be the answer then?
prosperous and affluent?
what should be the answer then?
prosperous and affluent?
