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Select the option that gives the nearest meaning of the idiom: "To be at loggerheads"

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Select the option that gives the nearest meaning of the idiom: "To be at loggerheads"
  • ATo be in complete agreement
  • BTo be in a strong disagreement or dispute
  • CTo work together efficiently
  • DTo be confused
Correct answer: B

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