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What’s a “hare’s breath”?

[ad_1] The phrase “hare’s breath” is often used instead of “width of a hair,” but it is a malapropism. Homophones in English can cause confusion, and using the correct phrase is important. “Width of a hair” refers to a narrow margin or missed opportunity. Using incorrect variations like “fur breathing” or “hair breath” is senseless […]