Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the exact meaning of the idiom/phrase from the following.

Frame a person

  1. Make him appear guilty

  2. Befool

  3. Ask him to sit idle

  4. Flatter somebody
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A Correct answer
Explanation

To 'frame a person' means to manipulate evidence or circumstances to make someone appear guilty of something they didn't do. This idiom is commonly used in legal and criminal contexts where someone is wrongly implicated. Option A correctly captures this meaning of making someone appear guilty through deceit or false evidence.

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