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The correct pairs of synonyms in "Story of an Hour" are "rapidly" and "tumultuously," "running" and "coursing," "empty" and "vacant," "thin" and "slender."

<h3>What is a synonym?</h3>

We can define a synonym as a word that has the same meaning as another word, so much so that one can be used in the place of the other without a problem.

In Kate Chopin's "Story of an Hour," the bolded words form pairs of synonyms as seen below:

rapidly - tumultuously

running - coursing

empty - vacant

thin - slender

For example, we can say "Tina is quite thin" or "Tina is quite slender." Both sentences will convey the same meaning since "thin" and "slender" are synonyms.

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