mustafaaldory079 wrote:
I think non of the options is work
it should buried in silence or in unbeknown
but poverty is out of scope
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for me I take stipulate
because I thought the sentence in these marks "" is her wish
Oh dear, I hope no one takes this comment seriously. To start, "buried in silence" and "buried in unbeknown" are not conventional English phrases, and the latter is grammatically incorrect!
Like others have said, the sentence structure implies that the missing word is a noun... Wilde is going to be buried in [some state/condition/location], therefore, a noun. "Stipulate" is a verb meaning "specify" so it's automatically out, the verb laud (praise) is out too, and scant (lacking) is an adjective, so it's out. Only two choices are left and only one of them is negative, making sense with "without fanfare (celebration)".