Pretty pass
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British pronunciation/pɹˈɪti pˈas/
American pronunciation/pɹˈɪɾi pˈæs/

Definition & Meaning of "pretty pass"

Pretty pass
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a situation or state that is very undesirable or difficult

pretty pass definition and meaning

What is the origin of the idiom "pretty pass" and when to use it?

The expression "pretty pass" is a somewhat old-fashioned idiomatic phrase used to describe a situation that is undesirable, troublesome, or in a state of disorder. It conveys a sense of something being less than satisfactory or ideal. While the exact origin is not well-documented, the phrase has been in use for many years.

pretty pass

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The family's disagreement over the inheritance had led to a pretty pass, straining their relationships.
Discovering the extent of the financial mismanagement put the organization in a pretty pass, necessitating immediate action.
The city's traffic congestion had reached a pretty pass, causing daily delays for commuters.
After a series of unfortunate events, the project was in a pretty pass, and the team had to work hard to get back on track.
The sudden downpour during the picnic made for a pretty pass, with everyone scrambling for cover.
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