In the passage below, consider the context of the political address:
The minister's unexpected parliamentary address quickly devolved into a vituperative assault on his opponents, astonishing even his closest allies with its unrelenting bitterness and hostile tone.
Which option is nearest in meaning to the underlined word as used in the sentence?
- scathingCevap
- Blaudatory
- Cperspicuous
- Djudicious
Cevap
The word nearest in meaning to 'vituperative' in this context is 'scathing'.
In the given sentence, 'vituperative' describes a speech characterized by intense hostility, verbal abuse, and bitterness. The word 'scathing', which means sharply critical and devastatingly harsh, accurately captures this meaning.
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Identifying Contextual Synonyms of Advanced Lexis
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