Question
(A) The artist’s __________ was evident in the
beautiful and intricate details of the sculpture. (B) The project was completed with great ____________, earning praise from the committee. (i) precision (ii) hesitation (iii) reluctance In the question given below, two sentences with a blank in each are given. The given blanks must be filled with the same word. Select a word or words from the choices below that can be used to fill in both of the given blanks.Solution
"Precision" means the quality of being exact and accurate, which is appropriate for both the careful work of an artist and the meticulous completion of a project. "Hesitation" means to pause or be uncertain, which does not fit the context of either sentence. "Reluctance" means unwillingness or hesitation to do something, which is also not suitable for these sentences.
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