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Khah Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Phase out
I'd like to know what this phrasal verbs means while refering to legal stuff.
The defense is being phased out.
His defense is being phased out.
Does it mean that it's no longer useful, that's losing its meaning little by little?
The defense is being phased out.
His defense is being phased out.
Does it mean that it's no longer useful, that's losing its meaning little by little?
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Does it mean that it's no longer useful, that's losing its meaning little by little? It is an odd use of the phrase, but I suppose that they are changing the arguments for the defense.
- Does it mean that it's no longer useful, that's losing its meaning little by little?
- It is an odd use of the phrase, but I suppose that they are changing the arguments for the defense.
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khahHis defense is being phased out.Does it mean that it's no longer useful, that's losing its meaning little by little?It is an odd use of the phrase, but I suppose that they are changing the arguments for the defense.
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