Read the passage excerpt below carefully:
"In her critique of post-structuralist methodology, the scholar warned against the promiscuous borrowing of concepts from quantum mechanics to explain social behavior without establishing clear epistemological bridges."
Which of the following options best captures the contextual meaning of the word promiscuous as used in the excerpt?
- indiscriminateCevap
- Bimmoral
- Cunlawful
- Drepetitive
Cevap
The word 'promiscuous' contextually means 'indiscriminate' in this academic passage.
In formal academic discourse, 'promiscuous' is used figuratively to describe something that is unselective, indiscriminate, or casual in arrangement or choice. In the passage, the scholar cautions against taking concepts from quantum physics and applying them haphazardly to social sciences without rigorous philosophical justification. Therefore, 'indiscriminate' precisely conveys this meaning.
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Contextual Vocabulary Interpretation in Academic Register