English, asked by Abhishekak8213, 10 months ago

Phrases:"
to be out of practice"

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Answered by officialGRAMM
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Answer:

out of practice is an idiom

Explanation:

out of practice. No longer used to doing something, no longer adept for lack of doing something, as in Mom hadn't baked a cake in years-she said she was out of practice.

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