Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom To be in two minds ........

English Language (CGL) Idiom & Phrases

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.

To be in two minds

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Combined Graduate Level Examination Tier I 2023

To be dominated by someone else

To work on somebody else's advice

To be in a critical state

To be uncertain

- To be in two minds: This means to be undecided or uncertain about something.

- Option 4: To be uncertain is correct. It perfectly describes the state of being unsure or having difficulty making a decision.

- Explanation of other options:

- Option 1: To be dominated by someone else means being controlled or heavily influenced by another person. This does not relate to the idiom.

- Option 2: To work on somebody else’s advice means following guidance or suggestions from another person. This is different from being uncertain.

- Option 3: To be in a critical state refers to being in a dire or crucial situation, which isn’t related to indecision.

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