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To be at daggers drawn     Author: Vandana    Member Level: Platinum    Points: 4 (₹ 4)
To be at daggers drawn is to have strained relations. Sample Usage Once the partnership agreement was dissolved, the three friends are at daggers drawn, constantly bickering with each other.
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