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Directions: 'At daggers drawn' means

A $Friendly$
B $On bad terms with$
C $Acquainted$
D $Unknown$

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The idiom "at daggers drawn" means to be in a state of extreme hostility, animosity, or bitter enmity with someone. Therefore, it signifies being on bad terms with someone.

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Directions: 'At daggers drawn' means

A

Friendly

B

On bad terms with

C

Acquainted

D

Unknown

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