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The judge's standing in the legal community,
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The judge's standing in the legal community, though shaken by phony allegations of wrongdoing, emerged, at long last _________.
A - unqualified
B - undiminished
C- undecided
D - undamaged
E - unresolved
F- unprincipled
This is 7th question in ETS GRE edition 1 - verbal reasoning easy section.
Answer given is B and D.
My doubt is qualify also means "to limit". So unqualified is also similar to B and D. Isn't A option also correct? Am I missing something? Thank you.
A - unqualified
B - undiminished
C- undecided
D - undamaged
E - unresolved
F- unprincipled
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B,D
This is 7th question in ETS GRE edition 1 - verbal reasoning easy section.
Answer given is B and D.
My doubt is qualify also means "to limit". So unqualified is also similar to B and D. Isn't A option also correct? Am I missing something? Thank you.
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Re: Doubt in ETS GRE verbal question
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10 Apr 2016, 08:52
10 Apr 2016, 08:52
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It's similar but not the same. Both undiminished and undamaged indicate the absence of a negative, whereas unqualified indicates the absence of reservation or limitation - so its meaning is a bit different. It certainly makes sense in the sentence but undiminished and undamaged are the choices that create the sentences MOST alike in meaning.
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