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in no uncertain terms |
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in no uncertain terms Cliché in very specific and direct language. I was so mad. I told her in no uncertain terms to leave and never come back. I told him in no uncertain terms to stop calling me. See also: term in no uncertain terms if someone tells you something in no uncertain terms, they say it in a strong and direct way We were told in no uncertain terms that dishonesty would not be tolerated. See also: term in no uncertain terms very clearly She was told in no uncertain terms that the magazine had no interest in her short stories. See also: term How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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While pursuing this policy I have not failed, at the proper time and in the proper manner, to call attention, in no uncertain terms, to the wrongs which any part of the South has been guilty of. Side by side they would sit, and the old man's face would lose its drawn look, and light up, as her clear young soprano pealed out over the din, urging this player to shoot, that to kick some opponent in the face; or describing the referee in no uncertain terms as a reincarnation of the late Mr Dick Turpin. |
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