ibps-rrb-oa 2022 · Question 152 of 181
Reading comprehension
The idiomatic phrase that best conveys the intended meaning of the word "compromise" in the given passage is (d) Meet halfway. This phrase means to reach a compromise or agreement by both parties making concessions and finding a solution that is acceptable to both. It suggests that both sides should be willing to give up something in order to come to an agreement, which is the essence of compromise. (a) "Go for broke" means to risk everything in pursuit of a goal, which is not related to compromising. (b) "All or nothing" means to have or do everything, without compromise or moderation. This phrase is actually the opposite of compromise. (c) "Stand your ground" means to maintain your position or opinion, without giving in to others. This phrase also does not convey the idea of compromise, which involves both sides giving in to some extent. (e) "Dig in your heels" means to refuse to change your position or opinion, which is again opposite to the concept of compromise.
Source: IBPS RRB Clerk Mains Previous Year Paper 2022 (Adda247) · memory-based
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