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Rephrase "Somethings are best left unsaid"



 
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Rephrase "Somethings are best left unsaid" #1 (permalink) Fri Aug 11, 2006 14:33 pm   Rephrase "Somethings are best left unsaid"		  
Hi

Could you please rephrase the given sentence, keeping the meaning intact?

1-Somethings are best left unsaid.

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Rephrase "Somethings are best left unsaid" #2 (permalink) Fri Aug 11, 2006 15:23 pm   Rephrase "Somethings are best left unsaid"		  
Hi Tom

The first word should be two words: Some things are better left unsaid.

It's a fixed expression and it means There are some things that it's better not to talk about or mention.

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