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'At daggers drawn' means

Solve this multiple-choice question and check the correct answer with its explanation below.

Answer options

  1. Friendly
  2. On bad terms with
  3. Acquainted
  4. Unknown

Correct answer and explanation

Correct answer: On bad terms with

Explanation: āœ… Correct Answer: B) On bad terms with šŸ“š Explanation: The idiom 'at daggers drawn' is used to describe two people or groups who are in a state of extreme hostility or 'bad terms'. It implies that they are ready to fight or are very angry with each other. The phrase creates an image of people holding weapons ready for combat.