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Re: By nature , the poet Philip Larkin nonetheless maintained
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22 Oct 2017, 01:29
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Nonetheless express contrast between the two phrases. This means that the poet has many friends although it is solitary by nature. Best fit is "reclusive" (B)
Re: By nature , the poet Philip Larkin nonetheless maintained
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06 Aug 2022, 05:59
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Recluse means to be a hermit. So the author is actually contrasting since there is a comma in the sentence followed by nevertheless. Recluse fits the bill