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Read these lines from Fredrick Douglass's speech "What to The Slave Is the Fourth of July?"

I hear the mournful wail of millions, whose chains, heavy and grievous yesterday, are to-day rendered more intolerable by the jubilant shouts that reach them.

Which definition of rendered is most likely suited for this line?

Caused to be a certain nature

Melted down

Repeated or recited

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Answer: Caused to be a certain nature

Explanation:

If you replace the word “rendered” with “caused to be” the statement still makes sense. A good rephrasing would be:

The sad cries of the many slaves, horrible yesterday, are made worse by the joyous shouts that they hear.

As per the speech of Frederic Douglass what to the slaves is the fourth of July. As he says that he hears the mourning of millions and more of the wails that are heavy and grievous and till day are rendered to be more intolerable

  • The definition that would be smote suited to the above passage would be that of the caused to be of a certain nature.
  • As the nature of slaves all over the world is the same and four of July being an independence day is nothing for them.

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