Question
Idioms are highlighted in the below-given sentences.
Choose the option that are similar in meaning to the Idioms. The new manager's strict policies were a hard pill to swallow for the employees, but they eventually realized the changes were necessary.Solution
The idiom "a hard pill to swallow" is used to describe something that is difficult or unpleasant to accept but is necessary or inevitable. It implies that just as swallowing a bitter pill can be challenging, accepting a difficult truth or situation can also be emotionally or mentally difficult.
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