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Choose the word(s) which can correctly replace the word(s) printed in italic bold in the sentence without changing the meaning of it.
After the acrimonious debate in the Lok Sabha, some members walked out.
Choose the word(s) which can correctly replace the word(s) printed in italic bold in the sentence without changing the meaning of it.
After the acrimonious debate in the Lok Sabha, some members walked out.
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The correct option is D bitter
'Acrimonious’ means harsh or sarcastic. So, the best fit as the meaning of this word is 'bitter', option A. Bitter means not sweet. It is also used for showing anger or hurt or resentment. The context of the sentence is that the debate in Lok Sabha got bitter, after which few members walked out. Option B 'lively' means energetic or active. Option C 'disgusting' means repulsive or nasty. Option D 'short' means small distance or little. Thus, the best fit as meaning of the word 'acrimonious' is 'bitter', option A.
'Acrimonious’ means harsh or sarcastic. So, the best fit as the meaning of this word is 'bitter', option A. Bitter means not sweet. It is also used for showing anger or hurt or resentment. The context of the sentence is that the debate in Lok Sabha got bitter, after which few members walked out. Option B 'lively' means energetic or active. Option C 'disgusting' means repulsive or nasty. Option D 'short' means small distance or little. Thus, the best fit as meaning of the word 'acrimonious' is 'bitter', option A.
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