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Myron could not shake his intense over the situation, issuing apology
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Myron could not shake his intense (i) _______ over the situation, issuing apology after apology in the days that followed.
| Blank (i) |
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| A. disquietude |
| B. wanderlust |
| C. compunction | D. prelude | E. filibuster |
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Re: Myron could not shake his intense over the situation, issuing apology
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23 Apr 2024, 02:14
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C.
Myron might have felt both disquietude (unease) and compunction (remorse) over the situation, but the apologies mentioned in the second half of the sentence are only directly linked to remorse, or answer choice C.The remaining nouns—wanderlust (strong desire to travel), prelude (action or event that precedes something else), and filibuster (long speech used to impede legislative action)—do not fit the context.
C.
Myron might have felt both disquietude (unease) and compunction (remorse) over the situation, but the apologies mentioned in the second half of the sentence are only directly linked to remorse, or answer choice C.The remaining nouns—wanderlust (strong desire to travel), prelude (action or event that precedes something else), and filibuster (long speech used to impede legislative action)—do not fit the context.
Re: Myron could not shake his intense over the situation, issuing apology
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