NDA 2026 English question
Read the following pairs : Idiom/Phrase : Meaning I. Have one foot in the grave : To be in the last stage of life II. Get your feet wet : Establish yourself securely in an establishment III. Follow suit : Correctly conform to another's action Identify the pair(s) wherein the meaning is correctly stated and mark your response on the Answer Sheet accordingly.
Answer: (C)
Solution
"To have one foot in the grave" is to be very old or near death, and "to follow suit" is to do the same as someone else has just done. "To get
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