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What does 'commonsense' refer to in a given situation?

An indiscriminate reaction to a particular stimulus

A uniquely deliberate approach to solving the problem

A practical and sensible understanding of the situation (correct)

A feeling of being disillusioned with a particular idea

What is the meaning of 'articulation' in the context of communication?

A personality trait that is uniquely identifiable

The ability to express one's thoughts and feelings clearly (correct)

A state of being disillusioned with a particular idea

A deliberate attempt to create an abnormality in a system

What is the consequence of 'indiscriminate' actions?

A sense of disillusionment with a particular outcome

A uniquely deliberate approach to solving a problem

A practical and sensible understanding of the situation

A lack of consideration for potential consequences (correct)

What is the meaning of 'starvation' in a broader context?

<p>A physical state of lacking food or nutrients</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of 'abnormality' in a given context?

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Commonsense: judgment or sense that is shared by most people, considered reasonable and sensible
Articulation: the act of expressing or uttering words or ideas clearly and effectively
Indiscriminate: lacking careful judgment or discrimination, often resulting in arbitrary or random decisions
Starvation: a severe lack of food, leading to serious health problems or even death
Uniquely: in a way that is one-of-a-kind, distinct, or special
Deliberate: done or made intentionally, with a conscious decision or purpose
Abnormality: a deviation from what is normal or expected, often in a way that is unusual or unnatural
Disillusioned: feeling disappointed or disillusioned, often due to a loss of faith or trust in something or someone
Personality: the set of characteristics, traits, and behaviors that define an individual's identity

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Prova tua comprensione de parolas avanzate in anglese. Queste parolas includite commonsense, articulation, indiscriminate, starvation, uniquely, deliberate, abnormality, disillusioned, e personality. Vide si tu pote usar les correctemente in un contexto.