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What does 'Contrariety' mean?
What does 'Contrariety' mean?
- Opposition or inconsistency (correct)
- Quality of being mediocre
- Reckless extravagance
- A very unpleasant way
What does 'Profligacy' mean?
What does 'Profligacy' mean?
- Opposition
- Quality of being average
- Reckless extravagance (correct)
- Passive intensity
What does 'Mediocrity' refer to?
What does 'Mediocrity' refer to?
- Exceptional quality
- Intense passion
- Unpleasantness
- The state of being average (correct)
What does 'Despicably' mean?
What does 'Despicably' mean?
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What does 'Fervent' mean?
What does 'Fervent' mean?
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How does Elizabeth describe Mr. Darcy's writing in his letter?
How does Elizabeth describe Mr. Darcy's writing in his letter?
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Who leaves Rosings the next morning?
Who leaves Rosings the next morning?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary and Definitions
- Contrariety: Refers to opposition or inconsistency between two or more elements.
- Profligacy: Describes reckless extravagance or wastefulness in utilizing resources.
- Mediocrity: Represents the quality or condition of being average or unremarkable.
- Despicably: Indicates actions taken in a very unpleasant or morally reprehensible manner.
- Fervent: Characterizes a fervent display of passionate intensity and enthusiasm.
Character Insights
- Elizabeth's impression of Mr. Darcy's letter highlights its relevance and straightforwardness, noting it lacked arrogance.
- The departure of Colonel Fitzwilliam and Mr. Darcy from Rosings indicates a pivotal moment in the narrative.
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