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What does the idiom rule of thumb mean

A. A painful injury to the finger
B. A practical and approximate way of measuring or doing something
C. A strict and unbreakable legal rule
D. A ruler used specifically for small crafts
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests Team)
A rule of thumb is a broad application or practical principle rather than a strictly accurate measurement.
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