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be on bad terms with

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be on bad terms with someone

be on good terms with someone - to be friendly with someone. It doesn't help matters if you're on bad terms with your doctor.

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Added to that she is living apart from her husband, and is known to be on bad terms with him. The Yellow Crayon by Oppenheim, E. Phillips View in context More results

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