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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

backfire

GYAKUGIRE
Literally 'reverse anger'. The person who has
ample reason to be scolded throws back the
anger to the counterpart. This phenomenon
or behavior.
Is there any similar colloquial expression
in English?
Backfire?
Thank you.
  

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