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Distinguish Denotation from Nuance
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CLEPAIL.034 Distinguish Denotation from Nuance
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Which choice best distinguishes the denotation of "unadorned" from its nuance in this context?
A
It basically means plain or without decoration, and in context it carries respect for simplicity suited to grief.
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It basically means carelessly unfinished, and in context it carries respect for simplicity suited to grief.
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It basically means plain or without decoration, and in context it carries embarrassment over poor speaking ability.
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It basically means plain or without decoration, but in context it is neutral, with no added attitude.
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