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Objects are not coloured in any ........., reduced or not; and thus we are free to .......... a scientific ontology which does not colour among the basic properties of its basic .............
Objects are not coloured in any ........., reduced or not; and thus we are free to .......... a scientific ontology which does not colour among the basic properties of its basic .............
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When choosing words for blanks in sentences, consider both the meaning and the grammatical structure. Pay attention to words that make sense contextually and maintain sentence flow.
Updated On: Nov 27, 2025
- sense, rumour, comprise, embody
- drift, concur, subsume, entities
- demeanor, embark, include, bailiwick
- form, accept, inoculate, dexterity
- faculty, reject, employ, foray
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The sentence needs to be filled with words that make the context of the sentence logical and grammatically correct. Let’s analyze the options:
Option A: "sense, rumour, comprise, embody" does not make sense in context, as “sense” and “rumour” are not appropriate for the intended meaning of the sentence.
Option B: "drift, concur, subsume, entities" works to some extent but does not fully align with the context.
Option C: "demeanor, embark, include, bailiwick" doesn’t fit as "demeanor" and "embark" are not contextually correct.
Option D: "form, accept, inoculate, dexterity" is incorrect as "inoculate" does not make sense in this context.
Option E: "faculty, reject, employ, foray" is the correct choice because it fits contextually and grammatically in the sentence structure. Here, "faculty" refers to the ability or power, "reject" makes sense as a verb meaning to discard, "employ" fits the idea of using or applying, and "foray" refers to a venture or exploration.
Thus, the correct answer is (E) faculty, reject, employ, foray.
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