Which is the appropriate word among the following for the given sentence.
A person who doesn't believe in anything.
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 2
The correct answer is Option (2) → Pegan
The appropriate word for the given sentence "A person who doesn't believe in anything" is Pegan.
Pegan, is the correct term for a person who doesn't believe in anything.
Explanation of other options:
- Palatable: Palatable means something that is pleasant or acceptable to the taste or mind, but it doesn't convey the meaning of a person who doesn't believe in anything.
- Plebiscite: A plebiscite is a direct vote by the eligible voters of a region to decide on an important public question, not related to a person's beliefs.
- Podium: A podium is a raised platform used for speakers or performers and is not related to a person's beliefs.