Conoscenza SIlente
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Hi all
I read this sentence "Hear my out, I was removed from my senses".
"Hear me out" means more or less "hear all what I have to say until last word"..so very strong, but what about "I was removed from my senses"?
It seems more delicate, so what does it mean and how it is properly used?
Thanks
I read this sentence "Hear my out, I was removed from my senses".
"Hear me out" means more or less "hear all what I have to say until last word"..so very strong, but what about "I was removed from my senses"?
It seems more delicate, so what does it mean and how it is properly used?
Thanks