alleryWhat does the idiom 'A blessing in disguise' mean?
AAn obvious gift
BA secret reward
CA misfortune
DSomething good that initially appears bad
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Something good that initially appears bad
**A blessing in disguise:** an apparent misfortune that turns out to be beneficial.
E.g., losing a job that leads to a better one.
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