Multiple choice softskills leadership

fetter

  1. shackle

  2. slingshot

  3. (of a position, esp. in an argument) indefensible

  4. unbecoming
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A Correct answer
Explanation

To fetter literally means to chain or shackle, typically around the ankles to restrict movement. Figuratively, it means to restrict or restrain someone's freedom. Option A (shackle) directly matches this meaning. The other options are unrelated terms describing weapons, indefensible positions, or inappropriate behavior.

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