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Select the most appropriate ANTONYM to substitute the underlined word in the given sentence. In what ways do you find technological advancements beneficial to your daily life?

Aunfavourable

Bunfathomable

Cunapproachable

Dunwarranted

Answer:

A. unfavourable

Read Explanation:

• Why "unfavourable" is the correct antonym: Understanding the Target Word: The word beneficial means resulting in good; having a helpful or useful effect. It is a positive term. Defining the Antonym: The opposite of something helpful (beneficial) is something harmful or not helpful. Unfavourable means likely to lead to an adverse (bad) outcome or not helpful. Contextual Logic: If you replace "beneficial" with "unfavourable," the sentence asks about the negative or harmful ways technology impacts life, which is the direct logical opposite of the original question.


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