Question
In the question, a small paragraph is given with four
highlighted words. You have to identify the highlighted word is correct used on its position or not. Mark an incorrectly used word The OHCHR has an advocate mandate that enables sufficient autonomy to the high commissioner to express preemptive concerns on a particular issue through the lens of human rights. This is not the first time that the high commissioner has ruffled the feathers of the great powersSolution
‘Advocate’ is incorrect, the context of the sentence is not talking about a particular person, and ‘advocacy’ is the correct word, the context of the sentence talks about a publicly supported idea. So, ‘advocate’ is contextually incorrect ‘Advocate’ – a person who puts a case on someone else’s behalf ‘Enables’ – make it possible                        ‘Preemptive’ – taken as a measure against something possible ‘Ruffled’ – disarranged Â
I always prefer staying indoors to go out on a summer day.
 I don’t like movies who has an unhappy ending.Â
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