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The idiom "take it with a grain of salt" means to be skeptical about something and not fully believe it. In this case, the speaker is unsure about the truth of what someone is saying, so they will approach it with skepticism. The other options are unrelated idioms. "pull someone's leg": tease or deceive someone in a playful way "let the cat out of the bag": reveal a secret or something that was meant to be kept private "hit the nail on the head": identify or say something that is exactly right or accurate
Given below sentence with two blanks. Below sentence are given four pair of words among which one pair might fill the blank. If none of the words fill ...
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A ______ mind rarely meets a dead end; it continues the search for the answers.
The black feathers of the male bird of paradise eat light. That’s because unlike a typical bird feather, which is more or less neatly structured with...
1. In the affairs of nations, large and powerful ones long have ______ their wills on the small and weak ones.
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She replied to their angry question by _____________ walking out of the room.
People ______ buy our garments always return for ________ because of its feel.
The booking was made and the taxi was _______ a few minutes.
Given below sentence with one blank. Below sentence are given four words among which one word might fill the blank. If none of the words fill the blank...
