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An expression whose definition is not usually predictable from the typical word meanings. a. idioms b. clich c. puns d. malapropism

An expression whose definition is not usually predictable from the typical word meanings. a. idioms b. clich c. puns d. malapropism
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An expression whose definition is not usually predictable from the typical word meanings.

a. idioms
b. clich
c. puns
d. malapropism

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the answer is (A)! idioms mean a group of words established by usage as having a meaning not deducible from those of the individual words
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