What does mean by idiom 'To kill a mockingbird'?

A. Destroy one’s innocence
B. To kill one who copies
C. Hit a man with a pebble
D. Eradication of moral values

Submitted by: Adeeb Rahman

The idiom “To kill a mockingbird” means:

A. Destroy one’s innocence

This idiom is derived from Harper Lee’s novel “To Kill a Mockingbird,” where mockingbirds symbolize innocence and goodness. The idea is that harming something or someone that is innocent and does no harm to others is a wrongful act.

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