Q. Idiom phrases of - To keep in abeyance
✅ Correct Answer: (C)
In a state of suspension
Explanation:
The idiom "to keep in abeyance" means to keep something temporarily suspended, postponed, or on hold.
Therefore:
- (A) In a state of permanence ❌
- (B) In a state of emergency ❌
- (C) In a state of suspension ✅
- (D) In a state of revision ❌
✅ Correct Answer: (C) In a state of suspension
Explanation by: Jyoti
The idiom "to keep in abeyance" means to keep something temporarily suspended, postponed, or on hold.
Therefore:
- (A) In a state of permanence ❌
- (B) In a state of emergency ❌
- (C) In a state of suspension ✅
- (D) In a state of revision ❌
✅ Correct Answer: (C) In a state of suspension