Idiom & Phrases

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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given Idiom.

Hobson's choice

To be in an aggressive mood when facing a challenge

To challenge an unworthy opponent

An apparently free choice where there is no real alternative

To exercise the choice to surrender before the enemy

Explanation:

Hobson's choice: An apparently free choice that actually offers no alternative.
For example, “My brother said if I wanted the bike I could have it tonight or not at all”-that's Hobson's choice.

By: SONAM SHEORAN

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