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Marc93 Posted 11 years ago
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We can't trust a man who plays FALSE AND LOOSE with others.
Is the idiom used in above sentence right? If not what is the right word to replace it
Is the idiom used in above sentence right? If not what is the right word to replace it
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No. eg We can't trust a man who plays FALSE with others. He deceives others.
- No.
- eg We can't trust a man who plays FALSE with others.
- He deceives others.
- It's an old-fashioned expression.
- eg We can't trust a man who plays FAST AND LOOSE with others.
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No.
eg We can't trust a man who plays FALSE with others. He deceives others. It's an old-fashioned expression.
eg We can't trust a man who plays FAST AND LOOSE with others. He deliberately ignores established rules and conventions.
eg We can't trust a man who plays FALSE with others. He deceives others. It's an old-fashioned expression.
eg We can't trust a man who plays FAST AND LOOSE with others. He deliberately ignores established rules and conventions.
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marc93Is the idiom used in above sentence right?It's OK. I would have expected plays fast and loose with the rules.
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