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In the given question, a word in the sentence is printed in bold. Below the sentence, alternatives to the emboldened part are given which may help improve the sentence. Choose the given alternative out of the given five options
The retired operator enjoyed monopoly rents and did not want to give up this special status.
Incumbent
Incandescent
Incompetent
Clumsy
Incapable
- Retired: No longer active in service or professional work. Typically used for someone who has stopped working after achieving a certain age.
- Option 1: Incumbent: Refers to someone currently holding a position or office. Typically, the person is still actively working.
- Correct Answer: "Incumbent operator" implies a person who currently holds the position and enjoys the benefits associated with it.
- Option 2: Incandescent: Means emitting light as a result of being heated or passionate in display. It doesn't fit the context of someone holding a position.
- Option 3: Incompetent: Lacking the required skills or ability. It shifts the meaning entirely.
- Option 4: Clumsy: Lacking coordination or skill, which doesn't relate to the context of the sentence about status.
- Option 5: Incapable: Lacking the ability to do something. Similar to 'incompetent,' it changes the intended meaning.
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