Phrases with «lock horns»

The phrase "to lock horns" means to engage in a conflict or dispute, often with two opposing parties trying to assert their position and not willing to back down. Full definition

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Sentences with «lock horns»

  • These three investment options can often be seen locking horns with each other. (policybazaar.com)
  • Once you have your child's attention, avoid locking horns at the front end and pour on a little honey instead. (mymommymanual.com)
  • The union and the utility have locked horns over wages and benefits, and there's been talk of a strike. (wamc.org)
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