The idiom The sword of Damocles means what?

English / Idioms and Proverbs — Multiple-choice practice

  1. A. A constant threat
  2. B. None of the above
  3. C. Strict rules and regulations
  4. D. An ill omen of death
  5. E. Threat of physical harm

Correct answer

A constant threat

Explanation

Explanation The idiom "The sword of Damocles" means سر پر تلوار لٹکنا، سر پر خطرہ منڈلانا

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