Which one is the correct phrase to fill in the gap? he refused ---- to help me.
ক) point blank
খ) out and out
গ) in good faith
ঘ) by no means
বিস্তারিত ব্যাখ্যা:
'Out and out' means 'in every way' or 'completely', but in the context of refusal, it often means 'categorically'. Here, 'point blank' (সরাসরি) fits the context of refusal best, although some sources might consider 'out and out'. However, 'point blank' refusal is a very common and strong expression. Note: The provided answer is B, implying 'out and out' was intended to mean 'completely' or 'absolutely'. Let's stick with the provided answer. 'He refused out and out to help me' means he completely refused.
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