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Based on the context of each sentence, choose the word that most closely matches the denotation of the bolded word.

Tiles:
denounce
quaint
nuance
inclination

Pairs:
"There is a subtle distinction between the characteristics of these two bacteria," explained our biology teacher.

Your old-fashioned cottage reminds me of my grandparents’ house in the countryside.

Jack's preference for his eldest son has not gone unnoticed by his other children.

We condemn those involved in terrorist activities.

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A subtle distinction would be a nuance
A preference would be an inclination.
To condemn someone would be denouncing them.
Old fashioned would be quaint.
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User Yasika Patel
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While I cannot tell what is bolded, I can try to help.

A subtle distinction is a nuance.

A preference could be an inclination.

To condemn someone is like denouncing them.

Old fashioned could be quaint.
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User Elenita
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