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Term: Two Wrongs Make No Write

Description:

Two Wrongs Make No Write is a proverbial expression used to convey the idea that attempting to remedy a wrong or seek justice through further wrongdoing is not the correct approach. It suggests that engaging in negative actions in response to an initial wrongdoing only perpetuates negativity and does not lead to a positive outcome.

Sample Sentences:

As a proverbial expression:

1. "It's important to remember that two wrongs make no write; responding to an insult with another insult will only escalate the situation further."
2. "Instead of seeking revenge, it's best to seek peaceful resolution because, in the end, two wrongs make no write."

As a common phrase:

1. "John thought he could retaliate against his boss for treating him unfairly, but he soon realized that two wrongs make no write."
2. "Although tempted, Sarah chose not to stoop to her sister's level, understanding that two wrongs make no write."

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