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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Civil engagement, substantially
Hi, Since they refer to a debate, what they meant with "civil engagement" in the context ?
What is "substantially" here? I got three options but since I'm not sure with any of them (It would be hard to know their right meaning in English since I'm using Hebrew dicitionary) I have to ask about it here
“I’ve never had a person stand next to me in a civil engagement and be as substantially dishonest as he was,” Newt said of the second Florida debate last week."
What is "substantially" here? I got three options but since I'm not sure with any of them (It would be hard to know their right meaning in English since I'm using Hebrew dicitionary) I have to ask about it here
“I’ve never had a person stand next to me in a civil engagement and be as substantially dishonest as he was,” Newt said of the second Florida debate last week."
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civil = polite, dignified engagement = conversation substantially = essentially, considerably
- civil = polite, dignified engagement = conversation substantially = essentially, considerably
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civil = polite, dignified
engagement = conversation
substantially = essentially, considerably
engagement = conversation
substantially = essentially, considerably
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