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Christine Christie Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

'in hirance'

Does this sentence make sense:



"Put the colonel in hirance."




And would it make sense to say:




"Put the colonel in hidrance."




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THANK YOU.

  

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Neither 'hirance' nor 'hidrance' are in any dictionary that I can find. Where did you encounter them? Even if it's a typo for 'hindrance' it makes no sense to me.

— Rover_KE

  • Neither 'hirance' nor 'hidrance' are in any dictionary that I can find.
  • Where did you encounter them?
  • Even if it's a typo for 'hindrance' it makes no sense to me.
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Neither 'hirance' nor 'hidrance' are in any dictionary that I can find.

Where did you encounter them?

Even if it's a typo for 'hindrance' it makes no sense to me.

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