Answer:
C. Not all suggested synonyms mean the same thing.
Explanation:
While some words may seem to have the same meaning when generalized, specifically they may not. For example, "stalwart" and "stubborn". Both imply being unmovable, but being stalwart is a praise, while being stubborn implies a negative connotation.
For example:
John was stalwart in his beliefs and he refused to break the law.
vs.
John was stubborn in not accepting that his personal opinions were not facts at all.
Both implies that John would not change his beliefs or opinions, but one implies a positive connotation that he would stay lawful, while the other implies that he does not accept the truth even when it is shown to him.
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