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Taka Posted 10 years ago
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Term
You might say it's an idiom, but let me ask nonetheless.
About "term(s)" of "come to terms with", which term(s) is it among these definitions? #5 or #6?
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About "term(s)" of "come to terms with", which term(s) is it among these definitions? #5 or #6?
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Yes, it's idiomatic But if I had to choose, I'd say it's more #5 than #6. There's an element of agreement involved, literally orr figuratively. Clive
- Yes, it's idiomatic But if I had to choose, I'd say it's more #5 than #6.
- There's an element of agreement involved, literally orr figuratively.
- Clive
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Yes, it's idiomatic
But if I had to choose, I'd say it's more #5 than #6. There's an element of agreement involved, literally orr figuratively.
Clive
But if I had to choose, I'd say it's more #5 than #6. There's an element of agreement involved, literally orr figuratively.
Clive
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