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Evade : avoid , The two terms are related in the sense that they both involve not engaging with or coming into contact with something. Option a - "defray" relates to covering costs, while "disclaim" involves denying responsibility or ownership. The two words are not synonymous. Option b - "intrinsic" pertains to qualities that are inherent, while "acquired" pertains to qualities that have been gained or learned from external sources. Option c - "fragile" specifically emphasizes susceptibility to breaking or damage, while "weak" refers to a general lack of strength or effectiveness. Both terms suggest a lack of robustness or strength Option d -while "eternal" signifies something that is everlasting, "temporary" indicates something that is short-lived and will eventually come to an end. Hence the correct option is c.
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