Idioms and phrases: Choose the correct meaning of the expression. The idiom is: "To set one's face against". Select the option that best conveys the intended meaning.

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Idioms and phrases: Choose the correct meaning of the expression.  The idiom is: "To set one's face against". Select the option that best conveys the intended meaning.

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Given data Idiom: "to set one's face against". Concept/Approach This expression means to resolutely oppose something. Option analysis A is correct. B misreads "face" as appearance; C/D are unrelated. Final Answer To oppose with determination

Idioms and phrases: Choose the correct meaning of the expression. The idiom is: "To set one's face against". Select the option that best conveys the intended meaning.

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