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What is the meaning of the phrase 'GOING LIMP' ????
Asked by archanagoel23 | 24 Dec, 2015, 06:35: PM
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The phrase 'going limp' means 'going soft' or 'accepting ones defeat' especially in circumstances where one cannot avoid the consequences.
For Example:
The teacher went limp when she saw the sad faces of her students.
The old will go limp when he realises that his struggle agains the corrupt offecials is futile.
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