The option from the thesaurus that describes how the word quartered is used in this excerpt from the Bill of Rights is lodge.
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The ‘Bill of Rights’ – the first ten amendments to the constitution that guarantee civil rights and liberties to Americans and set rules for following a process of law. It states that rights listed in the constitution cannot be used in ways so as to harm other civil rights retained by people .
In the excerpt, the word ‘quartered’ has been used as a verb to mean ‘lodged or stationed in a specific place’.
It means that no soldier either during peace or war is allowed to lodge in a house without the permission of the owner of the house. He is only permitted to do so in a manner prescribed by law.
When a carboxylic acid is treated with an alcohol and an acid catalyst, an ester is formed (along with water). This reaction is called the Fischer esterification. ... The alcohol is generally used as solvent so is present in large excess. i hope this helps! if it didn't please comment under me :)
