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30 Jan 2025, 12:49
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His cantankerous reputation was cemented by years of ______________ at every conceivable opportunity.
A. imputing
B. grousing
C. assaulting
D. protesting
E. convulsing
F. imbibing
A. imputing
B. grousing
C. assaulting
D. protesting
E. convulsing
F. imbibing
05 Feb 2025, 10:32
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“Cantankerous” means “bad-tempered and argumentative.” Because there is no reversal signal here, you simply need a word that means those things. A good fill-in for the blank would be arguing or complaining.
Imputing (attributing or blaming), assaulting (physically attacking), convulsing (suffering violent involuntary contraction of the muscles), and imbibing (drinking) have no relationship.
Answer: B,D
“Cantankerous” means “bad-tempered and argumentative.” Because there is no reversal signal here, you simply need a word that means those things. A good fill-in for the blank would be arguing or complaining.
Imputing (attributing or blaming), assaulting (physically attacking), convulsing (suffering violent involuntary contraction of the muscles), and imbibing (drinking) have no relationship.
Answer: B,D
