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Multiple choice

Directions: Select the option that gives the apt meaning of the idiom or phrase.

To eat one's heart out

  1. to cry

  2. to laugh

  3. to suffer silently

  4. pretend to suffer

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

To eat one's heart out means to suffer from extreme grief, jealousy, or longing, typically in a quiet or internal way.

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