Asked in: SSC MTS 2024
out of favour with in SSC previous-year questions
- SSC MTS 2024 Idioms & Phrases
Select the most appropriate idiom that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence.
I cannot call him directly as I have lost his support.Answer & explanation
Answer: A) am out of favour with him
Correct answer: am out of favour with him
Explanation:
• The phrase "have lost his support" means someone is no longer favourable or supportive towards you.
• The idiom "am out of favour with him" exactly conveys this meaning.
• Other options:
• am in my own light – means hindering oneself, unrelated
• am quite at sea with him – means confused or lost, unrelated
• am in character – means behaving as usual, unrelated
Correct sentence:
"I cannot call him directly as I am out of favour with him."
out of favour with – questions
Has out of favour with been asked in SSC exams?
Yes – out of favour with has been asked in SSC exams: SSC MTS 2024.