To put the cart before the horse

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A. To offer a person what he cannot eat

B. To force a person to do something

C. To raise obstacles

D. To reverse the natural order of things

Answer: Option D

Solution (By Examveda Team)

To put the cart before the horse: to suggest something is done contrary to a conventional or culturally expected order or relationship.

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