13:47 Oct 15, 2001 |
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5 | A personal reading |
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4 | valuable, successful |
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4 | adequate... |
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4 | adequate |
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valuable, successful Explanation: sensitive,professional, competent,powerful |
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adequate... Explanation: Effective has a positive connotation. The following are from my thesaurus... effective adjective: able, active, actual, adequate, capable, cogent, compelling, competent, convincing, effectual, efficacious, efficient, eloquent, forceful, forcible, implemental, impressive, in operation, moving, operative, persuasive, potent, powerful, productive, real, serviceable, striking, telling, useful, virtual. —antonyms: ineffective, useless. Good luck! |
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adequate Explanation: Forgot my reference. Sorry! Gage Canadian Thesaurus |
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A personal reading Explanation: "efficace" is positive, much more so than adequate. In my view, "adequate" suggests just sufficient, perhaps sufficient, whereas efficient imples that it works. Quite a difference, don't you think? I would go for "effective" as it means just that. The options work. |
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