Asked by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · BIRLA BRAINIACS
Answer: B. Arguing against an idea for the sake of debate, even if they agree with it.
• Answer: B
• Explanation: To play devil's advocate means to present an opposing point of view or argument—not necessarily because you believe it, but to test the strength of the original argument or provoke deeper thought.
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