kills with kindness
kills with kindness is the third-person singular simple present indicative of kill with kindness.
Meaning of kill with kindness
Verb
kill with kindness (third-person singular simple present kills with kindness, present participle killing with kindness, simple past and past participle killed with kindness)
- To pacify somebody by remaining goodhearted.
- After all these years of experience I know that some customers just act bad. You know, like bratty kids. I try to kill them with kindness, I yes them to death. Sometimes it will work and they will give me respect. Other times it doesn't.2002, Mary Lizabeth Gatta, Juggling Food and Feelings: Emotional Balance in the Workplace, Lexington Books, →ISBN, page 64
Questions about kills with kindness
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- Kills with kindness is the third-person singular simple present indicative of kill with kindness.
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