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Choose the option that best describes the meaning of the idiom/phrase underlined in the given sentence.
Being an introvert, wearing his heart on his sleeve is not possible for him.

A

Talking endlessly

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Saying something which can't be taken seriously

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C

Being friendly with others

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D

Exposing innermost feelings to others

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Solution

The correct option is D Exposing innermost feelings to others
Wear one's heart on one's sleeve means to display one's feelings openly and habitually.
Hence, "exposing innermost feelings to others" is the correct option.

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