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Course of action   /kɔrs əv ˈækʃən/   Listen
Course of action

noun
1.
A mode of action.  Synonym: course.  "Once a nation is embarked on a course of action it becomes extremely difficult for any retraction to take place"






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"Course of action" Quotes from Famous Books



... take. And David must not even feel the suspicion in her own mind, that Nahoum knew or suspected the truth. If David thought that Nahoum knew, the end of all would come at once. It was clear, however, that Nahoum meant to be silent, or he would have taken another course of action. Danger lay in every direction, but, to her mind, the least danger lay ...
— The Judgment House • Gilbert Parker

... Ulick, if he held the key to the matter, thought of it, or how he explained it, if he had not, did not appear; nor, certain that the big man would favour a course of action that made for peace, was Colonel John overcurious to know. But what Flavia thought of the position was a point which aroused his most lively curiosity. He gave her credit for feelings so deep and for a nature so downright, that ...
— The Wild Geese • Stanley John Weyman

... to her dear friend, with or without a comment. But that would be tantamount to a direct accusation of fraud. Never any more, if she did that, could she dispense her dear friend to Riseholme like an expensive drug. She would not so utterly burn her boats. There remained only one other judicious course of action, and ...
— Queen Lucia • E. F. Benson

... expressed complete and unqualified approval, but whether it was for her course of action or her very lovely and disturbed appearance it would be hard to say. As she slipped out of the room he ...
— The Honorable Percival • Alice Hegan Rice

... mood that was no stupor of intoxication. Once or twice he made as if to speak to his fellow, and then paused to think again, and it was not until after some minutes that he finally decided upon his course of action. ...
— The God of Love • Justin Huntly McCarthy


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