English, asked by poojapriya80, 9 months ago

appropriate meanning of idioms at loggerheads​

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Answered by Anonymous
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etymology idioms. Idiom to be at loggerheads with someone over sth. The meaning is to be in strong disagreement with someone struggling constantly as in. The two governments are still at loggerheads over the island.

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Answered by king198444
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