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interpret the analogy. misery:depression::_____:pleasure fatigue melancholy boredom sadness enjoyment
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interpret the analogy. misery:depression::_____:pleasure fatigue melancholy boredom sadness enjoyment

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Since misery and depression are both sad/bad kinds of feelings, then we have to find a pair of words that have the same kind of feeling in order to complete this analogy. The correct answer should be melancholy and boredom.
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