The word epiphany could replace the italicized word in which of these sentences?

a) Miranda philosophy of life is very pessimistic

b) Miranda believes that nihilism is too simplistic of a philosophy

c) Miranda prefers photographs to abstracts act

d) Miranda had to a sudden realization that she want to be a doctor

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Adriel Erickson

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4 December, 02:58

The word epiphany could replace the italicized word in which of these sentences?

a) Miranda philosophy of life is very pessimistic

b) Miranda believes that nihilism is too simplistic of a philosophy

c) Miranda prefers photographs to abstracts act

d) Miranda had to a sudden realization that she want to be a doctor

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Anastasia Stokes · Answer 1

D would be the correct answer. An epiphany is a sudden understanding of a situation and how it works. In sentence D, Miranda has a "sudden realization," and that fits the definition perfectly. The epiphany makes the person understand something that was previously unknown to them and everyone around them.