gnaw at
US /nɔ æt/
・UK /nɔ: æt/
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phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo cause persistent distress or anxiety.
The guilt of what he had done began to gnaw at him.
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo gradually wear away or erode something.
The waves slowly gnaw at the base of the cliff.
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"FOLLOW your CURIOSITY!" - Mel Robbins's (@melrobbins) Top 10 Rules For Success
- And something started to gnaw at me.
And something started to gnaw at me.
- and something started to gnaw at me.
and something started to gnaw at me.
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- and literally engage them to probe the adjacent possible, right, to gnaw at that shadow future that hovers over the present, that provides a map of all the ways the present can reinvent itself.
and literally engage them to probe the adjacent possible, right, to gnaw at that shadow future that hovers over the present, that provides a map of all the ways the present can reinvent itself.
- To gnaw at that shadow future that
To gnaw at that shadow future that
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- Know that it will gnaw at you for the rest of your days, that you had to help me save this city.
Know that it will gnaw at you for the rest of your days, that you had to help me save this city.