‘Gait’ denotes
Question and options
‘Gait’ denotes
- The manner of walking
- The manner of sleeping
- To play for stakes
- Arousing envy
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A - The manner of walking
Gait is a person's manner of walking, as in 'a slow, uneven gait'. It does not refer to sleeping, gambling (to play for stakes is 'to game') or arousing envy.
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