1). Callous 2). Cajole 3). Swayed 4). Agglomerated

1.	1). Callous 2). Cajole 3). Swayed 4). Agglomerated
Answer» CORRECT option - 5 Let's find out the meaning of the following words:- Callous - Heartless; rude; scathe; cold-hearted. Cajole - Persuade someone to do something by sustained flattery often for selfish motives. Swayed - INFLUENCED. Agglomerated - To collect or form into a mass or group. Enduring - Lasting over a period of time; durable. With reference to the context, 'worthy' MEANS valuable. Hence, options 1, 2 & 3 are giving the OPPOSITE meaning to the statement. Hence, these are eliminated. Now, option 4 is out of context. Here, word 'enduring' is the most appropriate word to fit in the blank. Hence, option 5 i.e. enduring is the correct answer.

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CORRECT option - 5

Let's find out the meaning of the following words:-

Callous - Heartless; rude; scathe; cold-hearted.

Cajole - Persuade someone to do something by sustained flattery often for selfish motives.

Swayed - INFLUENCED.

Agglomerated - To collect or form into a mass or group.

Enduring - Lasting over a period of time; durable.

With reference to the context, 'worthy' MEANS valuable. Hence, options 1, 2 & 3 are giving the OPPOSITE meaning to the statement. Hence, these are eliminated. Now, option 4 is out of context. Here, word 'enduring' is the most appropriate word to fit in the blank. Hence, option 5 i.e. enduring is the correct answer.

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