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Chloee Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
I do not understand the meaning of the verb to stage and the noun nadir in the following context. Would it be possible to replace them with synonyms or transform the sentence? Thank you in advance.
"Christian Western Europe had staged a remarkable economic and demographic recovery in the 11th century since the nadir of its fortunes in the 7th century."
Source: Wikipedia
"Christian Western Europe had staged a remarkable economic and demographic recovery in the 11th century since the nadir of its fortunes in the 7th century."
Source: Wikipedia
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The meanings of both those words can be found in any good dictionary. We volunteers are not here to relieve you of the effort of looking up words like "stage" and "nadir". BillJ
- The meanings of both those words can be found in any good dictionary.
- We volunteers are not here to relieve you of the effort of looking up words like "stage" and "nadir".
- BillJ
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The meanings of both those words can be found in any good dictionary. We volunteers are not here to relieve you of the effort of looking up words like "stage" and "nadir".
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