Select the most appropriate meaning of the given Idiom:-

" Ins and outs"?

Full detail

The most appropriate meaning of the idiom "ins and outs" is full detail.

The idiom comes from the idea of knowing the ins and outs of a place, which means knowing all the details about it. It is often used to describe knowing a lot about something, or being very familiar with it.

The other options are incorrect.

• In all directions does not fit the meaning of the idiom. The ins and outs of something are not necessarily in all directions.
• Success and failure is not a good fit for the idiom, as it does not encompass the full range of details that can be known about something.
• Backward and forward does not fit the meaning of the idiom. The ins and outs of something are not necessarily about movement in two directions.