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Based on the Inferno what does Dante most likely consider monstrous?
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Being a hypocritical person
Betrayal of friends
Involvement in corrupt business practices
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In the Inferno, Dante likely considers betrayal, fraud, and treachery as the most monstrous sins. The individuals who commit these acts are portrayed as having betrayed the trust of others or acted deceitfully for personal gain. Dante views these sins as particularly heinous because they involve a betrayal of relationships and a violation of trust.
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Involvement in corrupt business practices
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Betrayal of friends
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Betrayal of friends -Apex
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