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Although he was (deep) ____ hurt by what she said to him, he made no reply.
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本题考查词性转换。句意：尽管他被她所说的话深深地伤害了，但他一句话也没有回应。副词修饰的动词hurt，故填入deeply。
本题考查词性转换。句意：尽管他被她所说的话深深地伤害了，但他一句话也没有回应。副词修饰的动词hurt，故填入deeply。
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