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The financial situation in many European nations is _______________ en
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The financial situation in many European nations is _______________ enough that even a small incident could lead to catastrophe.
| Two Answers |
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| A. drab |
| B. unstable |
| C. illegitimate | D. unsafe | E. precarious |
| F. churlish |
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unstable, precarious The situation in Europe is described as (something) enough that even a small incident might lead to a catastrophe. This means that everything is on the brink of disaster. You could fill in the blank with something like shaky. Drab (dull, colorless, or cheerless), illegitimate (not authorized by the law), unsafe (not safe; dangerous), and churlish (uncivil, boorish, or vulgar) have no relationship, though all are negative.
unstable, precarious The situation in Europe is described as (something) enough that even a small incident might lead to a catastrophe. This means that everything is on the brink of disaster. You could fill in the blank with something like shaky. Drab (dull, colorless, or cheerless), illegitimate (not authorized by the law), unsafe (not safe; dangerous), and churlish (uncivil, boorish, or vulgar) have no relationship, though all are negative.
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