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Haven is to sanctuary as A. amiss is to awry B. dominant is to servile C. D. fallacy is to truth gullible is to skepticalAsked by Ananiya Howard
Haven is to sanctuary as __ A amiss is to awry dominant is to servile C fallacy is to truth D gullible is to skeptical
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The relationship between "haven" and "sanctuary" is that both words refer to a place of safety or refuge. To find the best analogy, we want to identify the pair that has a similar relationship.
- A: amiss is to awry - Both words mean "wrong" or "not correct," so this is a synonym relationship, which fits the pattern.
- B: dominant is to servile - These words are opposites or antonyms, which does not fit the pattern.
- C: fallacy is to truth - These words are also opposites, as a fallacy is an error in reasoning, while truth is the fact or reality, so this does not fit either.
- D: gullible is to skeptical - These words are opposites as well, with gullible meaning easily deceived and skeptical meaning doubting or questioning.
Given this analysis, the answer is:
**A amiss is to awry.**
- A: amiss is to awry - Both words mean "wrong" or "not correct," so this is a synonym relationship, which fits the pattern.
- B: dominant is to servile - These words are opposites or antonyms, which does not fit the pattern.
- C: fallacy is to truth - These words are also opposites, as a fallacy is an error in reasoning, while truth is the fact or reality, so this does not fit either.
- D: gullible is to skeptical - These words are opposites as well, with gullible meaning easily deceived and skeptical meaning doubting or questioning.
Given this analysis, the answer is:
**A amiss is to awry.**
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