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The plan, according to law enforcement and judicial officials, was to
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21 Nov 2024, 01:10
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The plan, according to law enforcement and judicial officials, was to keep the prisoner ________ during his court appearances, but the defense attorney argued that restraints would prejudice the jury.
| Two Answers |
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| A. manacled |
| B. malleable |
| C. nettled | D. fettered | E. incensed |
| F. incomparable |
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They wanted to "keep the prisoner $\qquad$ " but the "restraints would prejudice the jury." So the plan must have been to keep this prisoner restrained. "Manacled" and "fettered" are very close synonyms that mean chained or restrained and are, therefore, the correct pair. "Incensed," meaning "angry," pairs somewhat nicely with "nettled," meaning irritated or annoyed. While they make a good pair, they do not mean restrained. Neither "malleable," meaning bendable or easily influenced, nor "incomparable" fits the context of the sentence.
They wanted to "keep the prisoner $\qquad$ " but the "restraints would prejudice the jury." So the plan must have been to keep this prisoner restrained. "Manacled" and "fettered" are very close synonyms that mean chained or restrained and are, therefore, the correct pair. "Incensed," meaning "angry," pairs somewhat nicely with "nettled," meaning irritated or annoyed. While they make a good pair, they do not mean restrained. Neither "malleable," meaning bendable or easily influenced, nor "incomparable" fits the context of the sentence.
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