in which sentence does the italicized adjective have a largely denotative meaning?

Ryan lost his job recently because of his muddled work.'

Ryan lost his job recently because of his appalling work.

Ryan lost his job recently because of his horrendous work.

Ryan lost his job recently because of his unacceptable work.

Question

in which sentence does the italicized adjective have a largely denotative meaning?

Ryan lost his job recently because of his muddled work.'

Ryan lost his job recently because of his appalling work.

Ryan lost his job recently because of his horrendous work.

Ryan lost his job recently because of his unacceptable work.

superflytyguy · Answer

Horrendous- extremely unpleasant, horrifying, or terrible.

superflytyguy · Answer

I think it's C

anonymous · Answer

no lol

superflytyguy · Answer

Really? Is it appalling? Horrendous and appalling mean the same thing

anonymous · Answer

It's neither B or C. The answer is D.