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Silak12 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Line of action?

Hi! everyone.
Could you tell me what "settling a line of action" means here?
(It is opposing an Older person, who is foisting his ideas about young person' s of future profession on him without allowing him to have a say)-:It's far better(for an elderly person) to allow free play of ideas and thinking to the other person(the younger person) before finally settling a line of action with him.
Thanks!
  

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"settling" means "deciding". "line of action" means a planned sequence of actions to be carried out (much the same as "course of action").

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  • "settling" means "deciding".
  • "line of action" means a planned sequence of actions to be carried out (much the same as "course of action").
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"settling" means "deciding".

"line of action" means a planned sequence of actions to be carried out (much the same as "course of action").
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