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Read these lines from "March Evening."

"Above, the old weathercock groans, but remembers
Creaking, to turn, in its centuried rust."

What is the connotative meaning of the word "centuried" as used in the poem?

A. classic or timeless
B. extremely old and dilapidated
C. of a particular era
D. ornate



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Final answer:

The connotative meaning of 'centuried' in the poem is extremely old and dilapidated.


Explanation:

The connotative meaning of the word 'centuried' in the poem 'March Evening' is:

  1. extremely old and dilapidated.

The word 'centuried' suggests that the weathercock has been in existence for centuries and has aged to the point of deterioration, emphasizing its old age and worn-out condition.


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