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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: The idiom 'at daggers drawn' means being in a state of hostility or conflict with someone. Friendly ❌: Means amicable, opposite of conflict. On bad terms with ✅: Means hostile or in conflict, matching the idiom's meaning. Acquainted ❌: Means familiar or known, unrelated to hostility. Unknown ❌: Means not known, irrelevant to the idiom. Correct Answer: B. On bad terms with.