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g. 1. He won't cave in (to our demands).
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- He won't cave in (to our demands).
- It means "suddenly lose all will to resist".
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Hello Jeff
It's more usual to say "cave in", e.g.
1. He won't cave in (to our demands).
It means "suddenly lose all will to resist".
MrP
It's more usual to say "cave in", e.g.
1. He won't cave in (to our demands).
It means "suddenly lose all will to resist".
MrP
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