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Mr. Tom Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Wimp out vs Chicken out
Hi
Would you say that these two are almost synonymous?
Chicken out = I knew he would chicken out in the end.
Wimp out = I knew he would wimp out in the end.
Thanks,
Tom
PS: What about 'to get cold feet'? Would it work also?
I knew he would get cold feet in the end. (
Would you say that these two are almost synonymous?
Chicken out = I knew he would chicken out in the end.
Wimp out = I knew he would wimp out in the end.
Thanks,
Tom
PS: What about 'to get cold feet'? Would it work also?
I knew he would get cold feet in the end. (
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Mr. Tom Would you say that these two are almost synonymous? Yes.
- Mr.
- Tom Would you say that these two are almost synonymous?
- Yes.
- Mr.
- Tom PS: What about 'to get cold feet'?
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Mr. TomWould you say that these two are almost synonymous?Yes.
Mr. TomPS: What about 'to get cold feet'? Would it work also?It would work, but it doesn't mean quite the same. It doesn't have quite the same connotations of cowardice.
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