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Christine Christie Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Hatched
Is this sentence correct:
"They hatched a plan to save the animals."
And is the word 'hatched' informal, formal or neutral?
Top answer
To hatch a plan usually means to devise a strategy in secret, behind the scenes, so to speak. It has an informal flavor, I'd say.
- To hatch a plan usually means to devise a strategy in secret, behind the scenes, so to speak.
- It has an informal flavor, I'd say.
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To hatch a plan usually means to devise a strategy in secret, behind the scenes, so to speak. It has an informal flavor, I'd say.
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