Word | belt and braces |
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Description | (of a policy or action) providing double security by using two means to achieve the same end – British This meaning developed from the idea of a literal belt and braces holding up a pair of loose-fitting trousers. 2002 - Digital Photography Made Easy - Oddly, the manual is also on CD which seems a bit belt and braces (though useful if you lose the original). (of a policy or action) providing double security by using two means to achieve the same end – British This meaning developed from the idea of a literal belt and braces holding up a pair of loose-fitti |
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