Astudent is searching the word "languidly" used in line 13 of this excerpt, and this entry displays online. which is an accurate statement about the entry?

languidly

literary uk /ˈlæŋ.ɡwɪd. li/ us /ˈlæŋ.ɡwɪd. li/
slowly and with little energy
weakly, faintly, delicately, listlessly, lazily
see: languid
a) the etymology of the word is provided.
b) the entry provides two pronunciation guides.
c) the word languidly is identified as an adjective.
d) synonyms are provided, but a definition is not provided.

B) The entry provides two pronunciation guides is the correct answer.

Explanation:

Letter A is incorrect because etymology refers to the origins of the word and how the meaning has changed.

Letter C is also incorrect because when a word is identified in a dictionary, the category appears next to it, such as verb, noun, adjective, and the definition doesn't provide this categorization.

Letter D i also incorrect because the definition comes before the synonyms.

Letter B is the correct answer because there are two pronunciation guides, one for the United States (US) and another one for the United Kingdom (UK) so it is the correct answer.

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