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Guruji's Conflict with Aurangzeb

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Tap the idiom that can replace the emboldened word in the sentence.

The international football game is starting this Sunday.

A

the ball is in your court

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bowling over

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C

sticky wicket

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D

kicking off

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Solution

The correct option is D kicking off
The idiom 'kicking off' means 'to start'.

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