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Select the most appropriate meaning of the idiom given in bold in the following sentence.
The minister is a little hard of hearing.
inaccessible
callous
partially deaf
insensitive
- The idiom "hard of hearing" typically refers to someone who has difficulty hearing sounds clearly.
- Option 1: Inaccessible: This means someone or something that cannot be reached or is difficult to approach, and it does not align with the idiom's meaning.
- Option 2: Callous: This refers to someone who is emotionally hardened or unfeeling, which is not relevant to the context of hearing.
- Option 3: Partially deaf: This reflects the reduced ability to hear, which directly relates to "hard of hearing."
- Option 4: Insensitive: This refers to someone who is not empathetic or considerate, unrelated to hearing capability.
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