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Idioms (Muhavare) do not give their literal meaning but instead express a ______ meaning.

A $Special (Vishesh)$
B $Opposite (Viprit)$
C $Synonym (Paryay)$
D $Unusual (Asamanya)$

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An idiom (Muhavara) is a phrase that departs from its literal or general meaning to reveal a unique or special (Vishesh) contextual meaning.

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Idioms (Muhavare) do not give their literal meaning but instead express a ______ meaning.

A

Special (Vishesh)

B

Opposite (Viprit)

C

Synonym (Paryay)

D

Unusual (Asamanya)

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