A. To argue against a point for the sake of debate
B. To support a cause
C. To be a troublemaker
D. To be neutral
Answer: To argue against a point for the sake of debate
What does the phrase ‘to play devil’s advocate’ mean?
Additional Information: 'Play devil's advocate' means to take a position one does not necessarily agree with for the sake of argument.
Subjects: Idioms and Phrases, Vocabulary