“Failed of late” meaning? [on hold]
What is meant by "failed of late" in the following:
"How is your mother, Diana? Dear me, but she has
failed of late. She looks terrible run down."
?
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What is meant by "failed of late" in the following:
"How is your mother, Diana? Dear me, but she has
failed of late. She looks terrible run down."
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meaning meaning-in-context idiom-meaning
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What is meant by "failed of late" in the following:
"How is your mother, Diana? Dear me, but she has
failed of late. She looks terrible run down."
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meaning meaning-in-context idiom-meaning
What is meant by "failed of late" in the following:
"How is your mother, Diana? Dear me, but she has
failed of late. She looks terrible run down."
?
meaning meaning-in-context idiom-meaning
meaning meaning-in-context idiom-meaning
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zaolodyck m22zaolodyck m22
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failed -- as in failing health
of late -- recently
So "Your mothers health has deteriorated recently"
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failed -- as in failing health
of late -- recently
So "Your mothers health has deteriorated recently"
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failed -- as in failing health
of late -- recently
So "Your mothers health has deteriorated recently"
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failed -- as in failing health
of late -- recently
So "Your mothers health has deteriorated recently"
failed -- as in failing health
of late -- recently
So "Your mothers health has deteriorated recently"
answered 15 hours ago
James AndersonJames Anderson
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