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Pretty Pass Idiom Means Develop Bad Unfortunate Difficult

Phrase/Idiom come to a pretty pass
Definition This idiom means to develop into a bad, unfortunate or difficult situation.
Example Things have come to such a pretty pass that parents are afraid of criticizing their children.

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