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One possible explanation for the mandatory debauchery of most bachelor
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One possible explanation for the mandatory debauchery of most bachelor parties is that if the husband-to-be is able to practice _______________ in those circumstances, he must be ready for marriage.
| Two Answers |
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| A. forbearance |
| B. gentility |
| C. fiat | D. tenacity | E. temperance |
| F. autonomy |
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forbearance, temperance It’s important to know the word “debauchery” (meaning “excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures”) to solve this question. The sentence describes a husband-to-be who will not be engaging in debauchery at the bachelor party, so you need a word that describes someone who exhibits self-control or moderation. Fiat (authoritative decree) and autonomy (the right to self-government; independence) are not quite a pair and are incorrect anyway. Gentility (the state of belonging to polite society; refinement of manner) and tenacity (the quality of being persistent or stubborn) have no relationship.
forbearance, temperance It’s important to know the word “debauchery” (meaning “excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures”) to solve this question. The sentence describes a husband-to-be who will not be engaging in debauchery at the bachelor party, so you need a word that describes someone who exhibits self-control or moderation. Fiat (authoritative decree) and autonomy (the right to self-government; independence) are not quite a pair and are incorrect anyway. Gentility (the state of belonging to polite society; refinement of manner) and tenacity (the quality of being persistent or stubborn) have no relationship.
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