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The word "crucible" means "a container for melting or purifying metals" or "a severe test" Why are they both appropriate meanings for Miller's play ?
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The word "crucible" means "a container for melting or purifying metals" or "a severe test" Why are they both appropriate meanings for Miller's play ?

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They are both appropriate meanings because miller has referenced both a container and challenge in his play, it is all dependent on the context of the script.

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