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The medical professors thesishardly new, but rarely _____ by a facul
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08 Nov 2023, 02:41
08 Nov 2023, 02:41
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The medical professor’s thesis—hardly new, but rarely _____ by a faculty members of his distinction—is that patients are more than the sum of their symptoms and systems.
| Blank (i) |
|---|
| A. discounted |
| B. ignored |
| C. subverted | D. underestimated | E. espoused |
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Re: The medical professors thesishardly new, but rarely _____ by a facul
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14 Nov 2023, 03:25
14 Nov 2023, 03:25
The answer is (E).
The sentence describes the thesis of a medical professor, noting that although it's not a new idea, it's not commonly embraced or supported by faculty members of similar status.
Given the context, the word that fits best in the blank should express the idea that the thesis is rarely supported or adopted by faculty members of similar distinction. "Espoused" means supported or advocated for, aligning well with the context that the thesis is not commonly embraced by other distinguished faculty members.
The sentence describes the thesis of a medical professor, noting that although it's not a new idea, it's not commonly embraced or supported by faculty members of similar status.
Given the context, the word that fits best in the blank should express the idea that the thesis is rarely supported or adopted by faculty members of similar distinction. "Espoused" means supported or advocated for, aligning well with the context that the thesis is not commonly embraced by other distinguished faculty members.
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20 Feb 2024, 21:16
20 Feb 2024, 21:16
is the sentence correctly formed ? as how is it made clear that his colleagues detest the theory ?
can it not be that the theory is rarely disregarded by them
can it not be that the theory is rarely disregarded by them
