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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. By the skin of your teeth
Confident of victory
Kind towards the weak
Determined to strike
Just barely
- By the skin of your teeth: This idiom typically means narrowly or just barely managing to do something. It refers to accomplishing something by a very small margin.
- Option 1: Confident of victory: This phrase suggests assurance in winning or succeeding. It doesn't fit the meaning of the idiom.
- Option 2: Kind towards the weak: Indicates showing compassion or support to vulnerable individuals. Not related to the idiom's meaning.
- Option 3: Determined to strike: Suggests readiness or resolve to take action or make a move. Again, it doesn't align with the idiom.
- Option 4: Just barely: This means managing or surviving with minimal margin. It is the closest match to the idiom's meaning.
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