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Meaning of the idiom "A blessing in disguise":

A A secret gift
B A hidden threat
C Something good that seemed bad at first
D A curse

Correct Answer: Option C — Something good that seemed bad at first

Explanation:

'A blessing in disguise' refers to something that seems unfortunate at first but turns out to be beneficial. The other options carry negative or unrelated meanings.

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Subject	English
Difficulty	Medium
Exam Types	nts
Correct	Option C

Meaning of the idiom "A blessing in disguise":

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