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The woman could scarcely have been more disparaging about her ex-husba
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14 Jan 2025, 02:05
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The woman could scarcely have been more disparaging about her ex-husband's participation in family life and responsibilities; she accused him of both physical laziness and _______
| Two Answers |
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| A. lethargy |
| B. apathy |
| C. petulance | D. decrepitude | E. turpitude |
| F. languor |
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Re: The woman could scarcely have been more disparaging about her ex-husba
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26 Feb 2025, 13:07
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The correct answers are A and F.
Both "lethargy" and "languor" denote an extreme lack of energy or state of physical weakness or listlessness, so they match "physical laziness." You can eliminate choice B, apathy, which means "lack of interest"; choice C, petulance, which means "irritability"; choice D, decrepitude, which means "a state of deterioration due to old age"; and choice E, turpitude, which means "baseness or depravity."
The correct answers are A and F.
Both "lethargy" and "languor" denote an extreme lack of energy or state of physical weakness or listlessness, so they match "physical laziness." You can eliminate choice B, apathy, which means "lack of interest"; choice C, petulance, which means "irritability"; choice D, decrepitude, which means "a state of deterioration due to old age"; and choice E, turpitude, which means "baseness or depravity."
Re: The woman could scarcely have been more disparaging about her ex-husba
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26 Feb 2025, 20:03
26 Feb 2025, 20:03
Already Physical laziness has been mentioned so this should be different from that
