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This Aphorism means that if you try to do something quickly, without planning it, you're likely to end up spending more time,
money
,
etc, doing it.It means that if you hurry through something, you do a
poor or sloppy job and end up having to do it over, which wastes even
more time than if you had just done it properly in the beginning.haste
is overly quick, so this proverb basically means that if we rush to do
something, chances are it won't turn out as good as it will if we
actually think about what we are doing and think about the
consequencesIf you're too fast, you'll overlook things, or you'll be too
sloppy with it.This proverb was said by benjamin franklin and it means
when you do something in hurry you are never going to do it properly
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What does the proverb Two wrongs make a right mean?
it was taken out of context
from Two wrongs don't make a right. Meaning if someone does something
wrong, doesn't mean someone else can do another wrong to make it right.
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The story of the proverb 'haste makes waste?
Once there was a hunter. He lived in a village. He had a
dog
. It was very faithful. One day, the hunter went to the city with his wife. He left his son at hire. A wolf came th… (MORE)
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