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leaving someone no choice

leaving someone no choice is the present participle and gerund of leave someone no choice.

Meaning of leave someone no choice

Verb

leave someone no choice (third-person singular simple present leaves someone no choice, present participle leaving someone no choice, simple past and past participle left someone no choice)

  1. (idiomatic) Make it so that someone must do something.

Questions about leaving someone no choice

What is leaving someone no choice the present participle and gerund of?
Leaving someone no choice is the present participle and gerund of leave someone no choice.

Words near leaving someone no choice in the dictionary

  1. leaving someone hanging
  2. leaving someone high and dry
  3. leaving someone holding the baby
  4. leaving someone in the dust
  5. leaving someone in the lurch
  6. leaving someone no choice
  7. leaving someone on read
  8. leaving someone on seen
  9. leaving someone out in the cold
  10. leaving someone to their fate
  11. leaving someone to their own devices

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