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Word Power 33: Be at loggerheads. Meaning: To be in strong disagreement with someone over something; to come to quarrel. Illustrated lesson with English examples and Hindi support.

Be at loggerheads

Word Power 33 · English idioms

Meaning

To be in strong disagreement with someone over something; to come to quarrel.

Usage

  1. The Central Government is still at loggerheads with some states over Covid 19 vaccination.
  2. That leader is always at loggerheads with one or other of his party.

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