HADST NO TRUCK WITH Meaning and
Definition
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"Hadst no truck with" is an expression used to indicate a complete disassociation or lack of involvement with something or someone. The phrase is derived from the archaic English language, specifically the usage of "hadst" as the second person singular past tense of "have". "Truck" in this context does not refer to a vehicle, but rather to its old meaning of "dealings" or "intercourse" with others. Hence, "hadst no truck with" signifies having no dealings, relationship, or association with a certain entity, be it a person, group, practice, or idea.
This phrase conveys a sense of deliberate avoidance or intentional distance. It implies a strong rejection or refusal to participate in or collaborate with a person or situation due to various reasons such as conflict of interest, moral disagreement, or a desire to maintain independence. It indicates a clear separation from any form of connection, partnership, or support.
The use of the archaic language in this phrase also adds a historical or literary nuance, often found in older texts or poetic compositions. However, in contemporary usage, the expression is less common and might be perceived as somewhat obsolete or overly formal. Nonetheless, it still carries the same fundamental meaning of intentionally staying away from or disengaging oneself from any involvement with a particular person or thing.
Common Misspellings for HADST NO TRUCK WITH
- hadest no truck with
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- hadat no truck with
- hadzt no truck with
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