Consider the following prose extract:
"Despite the sudden deluge that flooded the low-lying fields, the village elders remained resolute, insisting that the annual harvest festival proceed without delay."
What is the contextual meaning of the word "resolute" as used in the passage above?
- firm and unwavering in their decisionCevap
- Bphysically strong and robust
- Cdeeply saddened by the flood
- Dhesitant and uncertain of the outcome
Cevap
The word "resolute" contextually means being firm and unwavering in one's decision or purpose.
The context describes elders who insist that a festival take place despite adverse weather conditions. Their insistence on keeping to the schedule shows steadfast purpose, so 'resolute' means being firm and unwavering in a decision.
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