1). To do something evil2). To argue for the sake of opposition3). To

1.	1). To do something evil2). To argue for the sake of opposition3). To defend something that is wrong4). To fight for the issues one believes in
Answer» The phrase 'devil's ADVOCATE' is used to INDICATE someone who pretends to be against a generally approved idea, in order to keep an argument going. It is someone who keeps the arguing for ARGUMENTS' sake and does not NECESSARILY believe in his or her opinion. Therefore, the correct answer is option 2.

1). To do something evil2). To argue for the sake of opposition3). To defend something that is wrong4). To fight for the issues one believes in

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The phrase 'devil's ADVOCATE' is used to INDICATE someone who pretends to be against a generally approved idea, in order to keep an argument going. It is someone who keeps the arguing for ARGUMENTS' sake and does not NECESSARILY believe in his or her opinion.

Therefore, the correct answer is option 2.

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