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The indomitable spirit of Alexandra Tesluk spurs commoners to break the shackles of their $\(\qquad\)$ circumstances and seek a better tomorrow.



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A. perennial
B. salubrious
C. torpid
D. restrictive
E. unwarranted
F. prohibitive



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Re: The indomitable spirit of Alexandra Tesluk spurs commoners to break th [#permalink] New post   18 Apr 2025, 04:00
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The expression 'to break the shackles' indicates that the commoners were subjected to certain restraints. Hence, the circumstances were such that they were serving only to 'forbid', 'restrict' or 'prevent their betterment'. Thus, the correct answer is choice D (restrictive) and choice F (prohibitive).
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