Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom A kick in the teeth ........

English Language (CHSL) Idiom & Phrases

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.

A kick in the teeth

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SSC CHSL 27th May 2022 Shift-3

Great disappointment

Extraction of a tooth

Toothache

Alcohol consumption

- "A kick in the teeth" is an idiomatic expression in English.

- It signifies an unexpected disappointment or setback.

- Option 1: Great disappointment - This is the correct meaning of the idiom.

- Option 2: Extraction of a tooth - This refers to the dental procedure and is not related to the idiom's meaning.

- Option 3: Toothache - This is physical pain in the tooth, not related to the idiomatic expression.

- Option 4: Alcohol consumption - This is about drinking alcohol and does not relate to the idiom.

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