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Re: As a society grows and evolves, so too do its cultural norms. A piece [#permalink]
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We need opposite words in the blank.

Trite means boring, banal so the next blank should represent something new.

Pensive means thoughtful/sad. And it does not suit in the blank hence can't be the answer.


Chaithraln2499 wrote:
Why not trite & pensive?
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