“Take the wind out of someone’s sails” means:
A. To change the direction of someone
B. To make someone feel less confident
C. To destroy someone
D. To make someone more confident
Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 1 month ago
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The train went _________ the tunnel.
A. from
B. under
C. through
D. to
Prepositions Mcqs · Easy · 1 month ago
Synonyms of of Admonition is __________?
A. Weapon
B. Warning
C. Preamble
D. Alarm
Synonyms Mcqs · Easy · 1 month ago
Synonym of “lackluster” is _________?
A. dull
B. fitful
C. steady
D. obscure
Synonyms Mcqs · Easy · 1 month ago
Detect analogy : Coal : Iron : Mica
A. Gold
B. Rock
C. Earth
D. Minerals
Related Pair of Words/Analogy · Easy · 1 month ago
Choose analogous pair: Waiter : Tip
A. Student : Marks
B. Worker : onus
C. Employee : Wages
D. Clerk : Bride
Related Pair of Words/Analogy · Easy · 1 month ago
What is related to Graduate in the same way as Cassock is related to?
A. Cap
B. Tie
C. Coat
D. Gown
Related Pair of Words/Analogy · Easy · 1 month ago
Reluctant : Keen : : Remarkable : _________?
A. Usual
B. Restrained
C. Striking
D. Evocative
Related Pair of Words/Analogy · Easy · 1 month ago
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