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22-Feb-2006, 17:49
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 Phrase meaning Could you please help me with the meaning of the following phrase? "You've got a way with words" Thank you |
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23-Feb-2006, 01:00
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| Re: Phrase meaning Having a way with something usually connotes having some level of expertise, or skill, and often creative or subtle in nature. More closely, an aptitude. So, "you have a way with words." means simply you speak very well, or you have a way with people means you interact with people well. |
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23-Feb-2006, 12:17
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| Re: Phrase meaning Thank you Josh! |
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