Question
Select the most appropriate meaning of the given
idiom. To cut someone some slackSolution
The idiom "To cut someone some slack" means to be less critical of someone or to give them more freedom and not be overly strict with them. This often happens when someone is under pressure or facing difficulties, and the expectation is that they will be given some leniency.
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