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Question: The meaning of the idiom `A bolt from the blue’-
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Question 1: The meaning of the idiom `A bolt from the blue'-
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defame
fabulous
fantic
unexpected
Source: বাংলাদেশ রেলওয়ে - পয়েন্টসম্যান (09-09-2022)
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