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To be maudlinis to be . A. Focused on death c. Foolishly sentimental b. Violently angry d. Occupied by foolish thoughts

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Anton [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

c. Foolishly sentimental.

Explanation:

The term "maudlin" is used to refer to someone who is drunk and acting or becoming foolish emotionally. It means when someone is drunk, so drunk that he/she starts acting sentimentally foolish.

So, to be maudlin is to behave in a foolish, emotional manner. It is when someone exhibits foolish, silly behavior, fused with an emotional reaction to it.

Thus, the correct answer is option c.

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