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To some degree, no doubt, this rhetoric was a necessary __________ for
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To some degree, no doubt, this rhetoric was a necessary __________ for a traumatized nation, but coming amidst a fierce and – in terms of international law – illegal assault on the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, it had sobering implications.
Source: manhattanreview
| Blank (i) |
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| A. vassal |
| B. mien |
| C. decrepitude | D. palliative | E. claque |
Source: manhattanreview
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21 Sep 2021, 02:19
21 Sep 2021, 02:19
How can we work through this type of question? I understood the sentence and found a world that could be filled in but I didn't knew any of the words in the options.
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30 Sep 2021, 17:58
30 Sep 2021, 17:58
koala wrote:
How can we work through this type of question? I understood the sentence and found a world that could be filled in but I didn't knew any of the words in the options.
in this case, you don't have any option but to guess.
I knew Palliative meaning only and marked the same, luckily that was the answer.
