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Although they had never met, the two writers felt they were
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22 Oct 2017, 16:23
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Although they had never met, the two writers felt they were of one mind, each (i) _________ anticipating the contents of the other’s letters; never had two intellectuals been more (ii) _________.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
| (A) ominously | (D) providential |
| (B) anachronistically | (E) shrewd |
| (C) presciently | (F) simpatico |
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Re: Although they had never met, the two writers felt they were
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01 Nov 2017, 17:52
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Presciently means “seeing into the future,” or “as though seeing into the future.” Simpatico matches the idea of being “of one mind.”
Presciently, simpatico.
Presciently means “seeing into the future,” or “as though seeing into the future.” Simpatico matches the idea of being “of one mind.”
Presciently, simpatico.
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25 Jan 2018, 05:06
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Presciently means “seeing into the future,” or “as though seeing into the future.” Simpatico matches the idea of being “of one mind.”
