Choose the correct meaning of idiom:
At sixes and sevens

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1. The idiom **"at sixes and sevens"** means being in a state of confusion or disorder.
2. It does not mean a choice between two evils, a fair decision, or a choice made under force.
3. So the best match is **(c) In complete confusion**.
FINAL_ANSWER: c

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