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A person who is not pleased by anything is called

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Antiquarian

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Fastidious

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Precarious

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Cranky

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Solution

The correct option is B Fastidious
Fastidious means one who cares a lot about little details and wants everything to be correct and tidy. A fastidious person is one who is not pleased by anything

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