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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Be at a loss for words
Habituated to using difficult words
Not aware of the language
Not know what to say
Lost the urge to speak
- Option 1: Habituated to using difficult words
This means someone is accustomed to using complex vocabulary regularly.
- Option 2: Not aware of the language
This implies a lack of knowledge or understanding of a particular language.
- Option 3: Not know what to say
This idiom means being speechless or unable to find the right words in a given situation.
This is the correct interpretation of the idiom "Be at a loss for words."
- Option 4: Lost the urge to speak
This suggests a lack of desire to speak but doesn't correctly capture the idiom's meaning.
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