Question on: JAMB English - 2023
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From the list of words in A to D, choose one that best describes the sentence.
James and Henry were at daggers drawn when I knew them. This means that they
A
were always angry with each other
B
always wore daggers
C
were good at drawing daggers
D
were fighting everybody
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Correct Option: A
The expression "at daggers drawn" is an idiom that means being in a state of mutual hostility or animosity. Therefore, "were always angry with each other," best describes the situation described in the sentence.
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