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Ann225 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Frayed

Can I say that my nerves are frayed when I'm on the verge of losing my temper or is it literary?

If you complained to your friend about something, would you use it?

Thank you.

  

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" It fits more in the context.

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  • " It fits more in the context.
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Rather say, "My temper is frayed." It fits more in the context.
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