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Directions: In a given question, three words are underlined we need to find out the word that has the same meaning as these three words have.
Special and distinct collection can be curated by brands during festive or wedding season based on the unique Indian consumers’ tastes and preferences
incense
peculiar
morose
maverick
sacrilege
- The words underlined in the sentence are "special," "distinct," and "unique." These words all convey the idea of being different or having specific characteristics that stand out.
- Option 1: Incense - Refers to a substance that is burned for its sweet smell. It doesn't relate to the idea of being special or unique.
- Option 2: Peculiar - Means unusual or unique. It matches the meaning of the underlined words.
- Option 3: Morose - Means sullen or gloomy. This doesn't match "special" or "unique."
- Option 4: Maverick - Refers to an independent-minded person. While it conveys uniqueness, it doesn't fully align with the context of the collection.
- Option 5: Sacrilege - Refers to a violation of something sacred. It doesn't fit with the given words.
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