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Luckily, help arrived in the nick of time. The idiom means:

Ain a moment

Bin olden times

Cat the right moment

Dtoo late

Answer:

C. at the right moment

Read Explanation:

Yes, you are correct! The idiom "in the nick of time" means "at the right moment" or "just in time", often when something is about to go wrong, but help or intervention comes right before it's too late. In the context of the sentence, it means that help arrived just when it was needed most.


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