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Select the most appropriate meaning of the idiom from the options given below. To show the white feather

ATo act cowardly

BTo show anger

CTo maintain peace

DTo act bravely

Answer:

A. To act cowardly

Read Explanation:

• The idiom "To show the white feather" originates from cockfighting; • a white feather in a gamecock's tail was seen as a sign of inferior breeding and a tendency to run away rather than fight. Therefore, it means to show signs of cowardice.


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