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In English / High School | 2014-11-29

Read this sentence:

"Morning found the man haggard and worn, wide-eyed from want of sleep."

Based on the words in the sentence, what is the meaning of "haggard"?

A. Angry
B. Exhausted
C. Saddened
D. Silent

Asked by Assunta57

Answer (3)

The answer is exhausted. In general haggard means tired. In this sentence it already says he's worn out, so exhausted would be the best answer.
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Answered by chocolateforlife | 2024-06-10

The meaning of the word haggard is Exhausted because it said ''worn, wide-eyed from want of sleep''

Answered by Anonymous | 2024-06-10

The meaning of "haggard" in the sentence is best described as exhausted, indicating a tired and worn appearance. This is supported by the context provided in the sentence, which mentions the man is wide-eyed from lack of sleep. Therefore, the chosen answer is B. Exhausted.
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Answered by chocolateforlife | 2025-01-16