English Language · Idioms and Phrases
Select the most appropriate meaning of the given proverb. 'Two wrongs do not make a right'
- 1It is acceptable to respond to a wrong with another wrong if it is done for a good cause.
- 2Retaliating against someone who wrongs you is justified if done correctly.
- 3Committing another wrong in response to an initial wrong does not correct the situation or make it right.✓
- 4Two wrongs will balance out and lead to a positive outcome in the end.
Correct answer
Committing another wrong in response to an initial wrong does not correct the situation or make it right.
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