Read the following passage: "To him a voyage to Iceland was merely a matter of course. My uncle, on the other hand, considered the event of sublime importance." Using context clues, which of the following is the most appropriate definition for "sublime"? awe-inspiring dull and repetitious ordinary sub-par

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Araceli Watson

14 May, 02:27

Read the following passage: "To him a voyage to Iceland was merely a matter of course. My uncle, on the other hand, considered the event of sublime importance." Using context clues, which of the following is the most appropriate definition for "sublime"? awe-inspiring dull and repetitious ordinary sub-par

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Davion Kirby · Answer 1

Answer:awe-inspiring

Explanation:

That is what dub-lime means

Luz Hood · Answer 2

The meaning of sublime in this scenario means of the utmost importance, as to the uncle the trip was something that must be done. awe inspiring seems to be the closest answer to the meaning.