Question
A. The merciless dictator continues to oppress the people of his country.
B. The company head sent a letter of rebuke to the executives who were involved in the shady deal.
C. Do not dare to wrong my family with your lies and false accusations
D. The teacher continued to reprimand the student who continued to be late for class
E. Throughout history there have been many wars over religion. Even today, people continue to persecute one another for their religious beliefs.
F. The little boy had never been taught table manners, so I restricted my remarks to a gentle reprove.
Synonym groups
1. Meaning to inflict injury upon or burden a person unjustly, inhumanely or in an outrageous manner. Choose the three words above from the 6 sentences
B. The company head sent a letter of rebuke to the executives who were involved in the shady deal.
C. Do not dare to wrong my family with your lies and false accusations
D. The teacher continued to reprimand the student who continued to be late for class
E. Throughout history there have been many wars over religion. Even today, people continue to persecute one another for their religious beliefs.
F. The little boy had never been taught table manners, so I restricted my remarks to a gentle reprove.
Synonym groups
1. Meaning to inflict injury upon or burden a person unjustly, inhumanely or in an outrageous manner. Choose the three words above from the 6 sentences
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The three sentences that align with the meaning of "to inflict injury upon or burden a person unjustly, inhumanely or in an outrageous manner" are:
A. The merciless dictator continues to oppress the people of his country.
E. Throughout history there have been many wars over religion. Even today, people continue to persecute one another for their religious beliefs.
C. Do not dare to wrong my family with your lies and false accusations.
These sentences convey themes of oppression, persecution, and wrongdoing, which fit the definition provided.
A. The merciless dictator continues to oppress the people of his country.
E. Throughout history there have been many wars over religion. Even today, people continue to persecute one another for their religious beliefs.
C. Do not dare to wrong my family with your lies and false accusations.
These sentences convey themes of oppression, persecution, and wrongdoing, which fit the definition provided.