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Until Mr. Reynolds heard the confident speech his daughter made, he had always thought of her as __________. Question 3 options: hardy discordant grandiloquent diffident euphoric
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Until Mr. Reynolds heard the confident speech his daughter made, he had always thought of her as __________. Question 3 options: hardy discordant grandiloquent diffident euphoric

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diffident

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Diffident, the sentence hints that the dad thought she was shy, like the words "-UNTIL she made a confident speech".

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