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Choose the correct meaning for the idiom bear the brunt of

A. To face an angry wild animal
B. To endure the worst part or the main force of something bad
C. To violently attack an opponent
D. To happily accept a difficult challenge
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests Team)
To bear the brunt of something means to suffer the main impact or worst part of it.
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