Question
To take someone for a
rideĀ Ā Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.Solution
The idiom "to take someone for a ride" means to trick or deceive someone, often by making false promises or claims.
Choose the word which is the most opposite in meaning to the word āinsinuatingā as used in the passage .
Which one of the following maybe a suitable meaning of the following phrase āraised dust and stormā as used in the passage above.
...Who among these is/are the author/s who have not been victimised for free expression in their works?
Choose the option that is similar in meaning to ADDRESSED.
What was Mahendraās job?
Why was it not possible for them to withdraw money from the bank?
Which of the following is /are the reason/s for development of cracks on the walls of the houses in Ashraya Colony of Tirthahallai?
(A) Due to fr...
What issue of Assam will be addressed after the completion of the National Register of Citizens?
Why according to the passage, the list of foreigners is feared to increase?
What poses a major upside risk to the outlook for price gains, as acknowledged by the RBI Governor?
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