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With nothing to lose and the coachs _____ approval, the teammates
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With nothing to lose and the coach’s _____ approval, the teammates decided to abandon the game plan and just have some fun.
| Two Answers |
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| A. ambiguous |
| B. tacit |
| C. cautious | D. implicit | E. enthusiastic |
| F. salubrious |
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Re: With nothing to lose and the coachs _____ approval, the teammates
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09 Dec 2023, 10:03
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The answers are B and D.
Tacit: It refers to something understood or implied without being directly expressed. In the context of the sentence, "the coach's tacit approval" suggests an unspoken or implied consent from the coach, leading the teammates to decide to abandon the game plan.
Implicit: Similar to "tacit," "implicit" also refers to something implied or understood though not directly expressed. "The coach's implicit approval" signifies an understood or assumed endorsement from the coach that the teammates interpreted as a go-ahead to deviate from the game plan.
Both "tacit" and "implicit" align with the idea that the coach's approval wasn't overtly stated but was perceived or understood by the teammates, allowing them to change the course of action without explicit objection.
Tacit: It refers to something understood or implied without being directly expressed. In the context of the sentence, "the coach's tacit approval" suggests an unspoken or implied consent from the coach, leading the teammates to decide to abandon the game plan.
Implicit: Similar to "tacit," "implicit" also refers to something implied or understood though not directly expressed. "The coach's implicit approval" signifies an understood or assumed endorsement from the coach that the teammates interpreted as a go-ahead to deviate from the game plan.
Both "tacit" and "implicit" align with the idea that the coach's approval wasn't overtly stated but was perceived or understood by the teammates, allowing them to change the course of action without explicit objection.
