take the coward's way out
take the coward's way out verb: to commit suicide.
Verb
take the coward's way out (third-person singular simple present takes the coward's way out, present participle taking the coward's way out, simple past took the coward's way out, past participle taken the coward's way out)
Forms of take the coward's way out
| third-person singular present | takes the coward's way out |
|---|---|
| present participle | taking the coward's way out |
| past | took the coward's way out |
| past participle | taken the coward's way out |
Questions about take the coward's way out
- What does take the coward's way out mean?
- Take the coward's way out means to commit suicide.
- What part of speech is take the coward's way out?
- Take the coward's way out is a verb.
- What is the past tense of take the coward's way out?
- The past tense of take the coward's way out is took the coward's way out.
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