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Thomas Pynchon became a renowned writer despite the glaring eccentrici
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29 Dec 2024, 02:49
29 Dec 2024, 02:49
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Thomas Pynchon became a renowned writer despite the glaring eccentricity of his work; he seemingly ignored the sensibilities of the general public rather than $\(\qquad\)$ them.
| Two Answers |
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| A. recoiling from |
| B. catering to |
| C. coping with | D. commiserating with | E. pandering to |
| F. cowering to |
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03 Feb 2025, 04:47
03 Feb 2025, 04:47
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Catering to, pandering to.
Pynchon "ignored the sensibilities of the general public rather than" paying attention to them. "Catering to" and "pandering to" best match this meaning. "Cowering to" and "recoiling from" are a little too dramatic and extreme for this sentence. Neither "coping with" nor "commiserating with" fits the intended meaning (nor do they have a pair among the answers).
Catering to, pandering to.
Pynchon "ignored the sensibilities of the general public rather than" paying attention to them. "Catering to" and "pandering to" best match this meaning. "Cowering to" and "recoiling from" are a little too dramatic and extreme for this sentence. Neither "coping with" nor "commiserating with" fits the intended meaning (nor do they have a pair among the answers).
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