Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea — a choice between two equally unwanted possibilities or unpleasant situations. Discover more English idioms and slang. Online language learning is easy and eff
Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
A choice between two equally unwanted possibilities / unpleasant situations.
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