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Ann225 Posted 6 years ago
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Drown in sorrows

Hi,

I know that you say ‘drown one’s sorrows in’, but I was wondering if I can also use ‘drown in one’s sorrows’. It’d then have a different meaning than the first phrase.

“If I didn’t have my job, I’d probably drown in my sorrows.”

Thank you.

  

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Sure. It's the kind of thing you say once and then probably never again. Clive

— Clive

  • Sure.
  • It's the kind of thing you say once and then probably never again.
  • Clive
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Sure.

It's the kind of thing you say once and then probably never again.

Clive

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