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Identify the option in which all three items—comprising advanced one-word substitutions and notoriously difficult English spellings—are meticulously spelled and defined.
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To master advanced vocabulary and lexical accuracy, candidates must study etymological roots and orthographic rules. In option A, all three terms ('iconoclast', 'millennium', and 'magnanimous') are flawless in both definition and spelling. Option B contains the misspelled word 'Accomodation' (which requires double 'c' and double 'm': accommodation). Option C contains correct spellings, but option A represents a more rigorous combination frequently tested in competitive examinations. For further reading on the historical evolution of English orthography, consult the Wikipedia Reference.
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