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From the context, the word 'venial' in paragraph two most nearly means?

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major

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criminal

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frequent

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trivial

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natural

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Solution

The correct option is D trivial
The correct answer is Option D.
VENIAL means TRIVIAL i.e. insignificant.
The remaining options are incorrect because:
MAJOR means significant.
CRIMINAL means law-breaking.
FREQUENT means regularly.
NATURAL means organic and pure.

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