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As used in the first sentence of Danforth's second speech ( beginning"Mr.Hale, believe me"), the word "terrible" is best understood to mean___ A. appalling B. formidable C. offensive D. severe E. alarming
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As used in the first sentence of Danforth's second speech ( beginning"Mr.Hale, believe me"), the word "terrible" is best understood to mean___

A. appalling
B. formidable
C. offensive
D. severe
E. alarming

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The word terrible is best understood as B. Formidable, as Danforth is acknowledging the credibility and strength of Reverend Hale's intelligence. Danforth is reassureing Hale that he is making the correct decision in going along with his judgement.
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