Rivalry between the two clans has become water under the bridge means ........

General English Idiom & Phrases

Rivalry between the two clans has become water under the bridge means

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EPFO APFC (2015)

The rivalry continues

It has become a thing of the past

It connects the two clans

It is not forgotten

- "Water under the bridge" is an idiom meaning something is in the past and no longer a concern.

- Option 1: The rivalry continues.

- This suggests ongoing conflict, which contradicts the idiom’s meaning of resolution or irrelevance.

- Option 2: It has become a thing of the past.

- This aligns with the idiom, as it implies the rivalry is over and irrelevant.

- Option 3: It connects the two clans.

- This implies a bridge between the clans, not related to forgotten issues.

- Option 4: It is not forgotten.

- Directly contradicts the notion of "water under the bridge."

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