Which is the correct use of the word genial? A. Marlene's genial nature was evident by her relentless grouchy attitude. B. The genial dog jumped up on me and licked my face. C. The tax collector was demanding

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Which is the correct use of the word genial?

A. Marlene's genial nature was evident by her relentless grouchy attitude.
B. The genial dog jumped up on me and licked my face.
C. The tax collector was demanding and genial about the amount due.

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The answer is B.
Genial means happy and/or cheerful.

Florian Cramer answered Feb 9, 2017

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