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Communicating articulately is typically regarded as an aggressive, per
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Communicating articulately is typically regarded as an aggressive, persuasive talent, but it can also be protective: it allows a certain _____ closeness, conveying proximity while actually maintaining distance.
| Two Answers |
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| A. feigned |
| B. secretive |
| C. dubious | D. subtle | E. false |
| F. furtive |
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12 Dec 2023, 11:34
12 Dec 2023, 11:34
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The answers are A and E.
The sentence suggests that articulate communication, often viewed as forceful and persuasive, can also serve as a means of creating a certain type of closeness while still maintaining a level of distance. The word to fill in the blank should describe a type of closeness that is conveyed while retaining an element of artificiality or lack of genuineness.
Given this context:
A. feigned
E. false
Both words convey a sense of artificiality or lack of genuineness, indicating a type of closeness that might not be entirely sincere or genuine while still appearing close or intimate.
The sentence suggests that articulate communication, often viewed as forceful and persuasive, can also serve as a means of creating a certain type of closeness while still maintaining a level of distance. The word to fill in the blank should describe a type of closeness that is conveyed while retaining an element of artificiality or lack of genuineness.
Given this context:
A. feigned
E. false
Both words convey a sense of artificiality or lack of genuineness, indicating a type of closeness that might not be entirely sincere or genuine while still appearing close or intimate.
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