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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Rich
Hi.
" But it is rich of broadcasters to preach against professional politics when they were its midwives, and sinister of them to promote fanaticism as a cure for the boredom it generates." [From The Guardian.]
What does the complement "rich" stand for in the sentence? Is it a noun or an adjective?
Thank you.
" But it is rich of broadcasters to preach against professional politics when they were its midwives, and sinister of them to promote fanaticism as a cure for the boredom it generates." [From The Guardian.]
What does the complement "rich" stand for in the sentence? Is it a noun or an adjective?
Thank you.
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Anonymous What does the complement "rich" stand for in the sentence? Is it a noun or an adjective? It is an adjective: RICH Informal.
- Anonymous What does the complement "rich" stand for in the sentence?
- Is it a noun or an adjective?
- It is an adjective: RICH Informal.
- highly amusing.
- ridiculous; absurd.
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AnonymousWhat does the complement "rich" stand for in the sentence? Is it a noun or an adjective?It is an adjective:
RICH
Informal.
a.highly amusing.
b.ridiculous; absurd.
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