My example:
His audacity came in handy when he decided to use deception in his negotiations with the President of the United States.
You see here, audacity means to be bold. To be willing to take a risk.
Deception really means to hide the truth. You ever play TTT?
You have to be bold to hide the truth from an important person. So you need to have the audacity in order to use deception.
Because one option could be better for you and worse for someone else or the other way around.
<span>creed, </span><span>credo, </span><span>dogma, </span><span>belief, </span><span>teaching, </span>ideology; tenet, maxim, canon, principle, preceptare all synonyms of doctrine. one of these are likely to be your answer.
Secondary
Explanation:
It is the review from the primary source (the book itself)
