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Jeff_999 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

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0 SCORN : REJECT 02br
00A: adulate: flatter 02br
00B: conjecture: forecast/h 02br
00C: pledge: renege 02br
00D: allege: declare 02br
00E: disparage: ignore 02br
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00I was caught with A and E. It seems E would be better. But "disparage" really evinces to ignore? :-s I am not sure. 0-
  

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0 Here is another one: 02br 02br 00"PERTINENT: RELEVANCE:: 02br 00(A) insistent: rudeness 02br 00(B) benevolent: perfection 02br 00(C) redundant: superfluity 02br 00(D) prevalent: universality 02br 00(E) aberrant: uniqueness" 02br 02br 00I opt for C. But some people insist D is better. :-s 0-

  • 0 Here is another one: 02br 02br 00"PERTINENT: RELEVANCE:: 02br 00(A) insistent: rudeness 02br 00(B) benevolent: perfection 02br 00(C) redundant: superfluity 02br 00(D) prevalent: universality 02br 00(E) aberrant: uniqueness" 02br 02br 00I opt for C.
  • But some people insist D is better.
  • :-s 0-
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0 Here is another one: 02br
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00"PERTINENT: RELEVANCE:: 02br
00(A) insistent: rudeness 02br
00(B) benevolent: perfection 02br
00(C) redundant: superfluity 02br
00(D) prevalent: universality 02br
00(E) aberrant: uniqueness" 02br
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00I opt for C. But some people insist D is bette
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5000 No one gives me an answer?010id9
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0 "PERTINENT: RELEVANCE:: 02br
00I like C too. 0-
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0 I'd say C. 02br
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00To be prevalent is to be widespread. 'Widespread' has a little way to go, before it becomes 'universal'. 02br
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00MrP 0-
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0 I would say A too, Jeff. 02br
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00Scorn is the expression of a feeling towards someone else; rejection is an action that may follow upon scorn. 02br
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00Adulation is the expression of a feeling towards someone else; flattery is an action that may follow upon adulation. 02br
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00Disparagement however involves only 'the express
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0Thank you so much. 05000 I got it.010id4

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