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For example, a answer choice says, qualified approbation, to [#permalink]
28 May 2008, 13:04
For example, a answer choice says, qualified approbation, to describe the authors tone. I didn't know what approbation meant...any advice how to deal with a situation like that?
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Re: RC definition tips? [#permalink]
28 May 2008, 13:09
basically means it's asking is the author's tone praising of the subject?
approbation n. approval, sanction; assent, consent; praise
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Re: RC definition tips? [#permalink]
28 May 2008, 16:30
Yes billy, I looked it up now, but assuming I didn't have a dictionary on test day how would one deal with something like this...I think it is sort of unfair that GMAT tests something like this.
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Re: RC definition tips?
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