Idiom: Bite your tongue means?
FPSC Past Papers / All - Multiple-choice practice
- A. Get bruises in the mouth
- B. None of these
- C. Talk for a long time
- D. Stop yourself from saying something
Correct answer
Stop yourself from saying something
Explanation
Explanation The idiom " bite your tongue " means to stop yourself from saying something that might be inappropriate, angry, or hurtful. It is used as advice or a reminder to remain silent in situations where speaking could cause trouble or offense .
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