What does the idiom/phrase "to be at daggers drawn" mean?

  1. to be ready to fight a war
  2. to be skilled with weapons
  3. to be bitter enemies
  4. to be good friends
Answer

C) to be bitter enemies

In a state of bitter hostility. Idioms & Idiomatic Phrases · Advanced idioms & proverbs

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