wear out one's welcome meaning in Hindi

wear out one's welcome in SSC previous-year questions

1. SSC MTS 2025 Idioms & Phrases

   From the alternatives given below, select the correct meaning of the idiom.
   Wear out one's welcome.

   ATo greet someone very happily and eagerly; to give someone a very warm, enthusiastic welcomeBTo remain a guest in a place, especially someone's home, for too long, to the point where the host no longer wishes one to stayCTo welcome one with an extensive or elaborate display of friendliness and hospitalityDAn expression of glib commiseration used when one shares some unpleasant condition or situation with one or more other people
   Answer & explanation

   Answer: B) To remain a guest in a place, especially someone's home, for too long, to the point where the host no longer wishes one to stay

   The correct answer is Option 2: "To remain a guest in a place, especially someone's home, for too long, to the point where the host no longer wishes one to stay."
   The idiom "wear out one's welcome" means to stay somewhere so long that the host becomes unwilling to have the person continue staying. It implies overstaying and exhausting the goodwill of the host.
   Why the other options are wrong:
   • Option 1 – Describes giving an enthusiastic welcome; the opposite of the idiom's meaning.
   • Option 3 – Describes an elaborate display of hospitality; again, describes the host's warmth, not overstaying.
   • Option 4 – Describes commiseration over a shared hardship; entirely unrelated to the concept of o

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Has wear out one's welcome been asked in SSC exams?

Yes – wear out one's welcome has been asked in SSC exams: SSC MTS 2025.

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