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Newguest Posted 13 years ago
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At her best/at worst
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Passionate at her best, and emotionally volatile at worst, Lisa never does anything halfway, and that includes how deeply she feels each and every emotion.
I think I understand the meaning of "at her best" and "at worst", but I'm still not quite sure what the author wanted to say in that bolded part of the sentence?
EDIT: Or maybe it means in the best case she was impulsive and in the worst case she was emotionally unstable?
Passionate at her best, and emotionally volatile at worst, Lisa never does anything halfway, and that includes how deeply she feels each and every emotion.
I think I understand the meaning of "at her best" and "at worst", but I'm still not quite sure what the author wanted to say in that bolded part of the sentence?
EDIT: Or maybe it means in the best case she was impulsive and in the worst case she was emotionally unstable?
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You could read best and worst as "on a good day" and "on a bad day", or "when she's in a good mood/bad mood". Does that help?
- You could read best and worst as "on a good day" and "on a bad day", or "when she's in a good mood/bad mood".
- Does that help?
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You could read best and worst as "on a good day" and "on a bad day", or "when she's in a good mood/bad mood".
Does that help?
Does that help?
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