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Tap the idiom that can replace the emboldened word.

'I was completely impressed by her ability to glide on ice like a swan.'

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on a sticky wicket

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bowled over

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Solution

The correct option is B bowled over
The idiom ‘bowled over’ means to be greatly impressed or amazed.

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