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Select the most appropriate meaning for the given idiom. Mincing walk
Question

Select the most appropriate meaning for the given idiom.
Mincing walk

A.

Giant and huge garden

B.

Show and tell arena

C.

Big and large house

D.

Small and delicate steps

Correct option is D

Option (d) is the correct meaning of the given idiom. Mincing walk: This phrase describes a manner of walking in small, dainty, or affected steps, often suggesting delicacy or affectation. Example: The actress entered the room with a mincing walk, drawing everyone's attention. Other related idioms and their meanings:
· Walking on air: Feeling very happy or elated.
· Walking the plank: Being forced to resign or accept blame.

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