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How do you use "Final nail in the Coffin" in sentences ?
" Something that is ultimately responsible for a previously prospective demise or failure ".
Can we use This Idiom for a person ? Like if I write
"His feckless decisions made our company bankrupt. In fact he is the final nail in the coffin ".
Plz share some other sentences
Thanks
14 oct. 2016 10:52
Réponses · 4
Yes, that works for me, but you should use "was" rather than "is". You are talking about something that has happened, not something that is happening.
However, feckless is not a word that I have used that often. I would probably use a more popular synonym such as:
His irresponsible behavior / lack of planning / ineffectiveness / reckless decisions/ , made our company bankrupt.
It was the final nail in the coffin.
Another synomym for final nail in the coffin is:
It was the straw that broke the camel's back!
Rather than saying that he was the final nail in the coffin, I would tend to say "It was the final nail in the coffin."
Your existing comment works and would also be understood though :-)
Best Regards
Dave
14 octobre 2016
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Anglais, Ourdou
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Anglais
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