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The idiom full of hot air means to be dishonest and insincere, especially when speaking in public or to an audience.

Idiom highlighted in the given sentence The politician's speech was full of hot air.

A To be passionate and inspiring. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

B To be dishonest and insincere. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

C To be knowledgeable and well-informed. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

D To be energetic and enthusiastic. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

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The idiom "full of hot air" means to be dishonest and insincere, especially when speaking in public or to an audience.

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