Multiple Choice Questions

Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence ...........

English (CPO) One Word Substitution

Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence.

The doctors have given off the case.

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SSC CPO 9th Nov 2022 Shift 3

given out

given forth

given up

given over

- Given off: This phrase usually means to emit or release, like warmth or scent. Not suitable for the context of abandoning a case.

- Given out: Often means to distribute or announce something. Not applicable when referring to stopping a case.

- Given forth: This is an old-fashioned phrase, hinting at emitting or producing, similar to "given off." It doesn't fit the context.

- Given up: Doctors stopping involvement in a case is akin to giving up on it. It's appropriate for surrendering or abandoning a responsibility.

- Given over: Generally means dedicating or committing something, not stopping or abandoning.

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