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what does the expression" in great dread scolding" mean

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Answered by ishanikapoor217

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This phrase is used to define that a particular person is very very afraid of scoldings from others. For example: She broke the ancient vase and she is in great dread of scolding from mother.

Answered by Anonymous

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This phrase is used to define that a particular person is very very afraid of scoldings from others. For example: She broke the ancient vase and she is in great dread of scolding from mother.

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