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2 years ago

In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, the author implies that the judge's ruling proved to be what to the man?

2 answers:

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In "The Adventures" of Huckleberry Finn, the author implies that the judge's ruling proved to be a sockdolager to the man.

A sockdolager is something final or decisive, like a heavy blow. In this case the judge's ruling was final.

The other words could be defined as:

A balm has many defintions, but one that would work in this context would be something soothing or comforting.
A doppelganger is someone that looks like someone else.
A blackguard is someone who behaves in a dishonorable way.

MAVERICK [17]2 years ago

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D. A blackguard. Not 100% sure though.

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