It's often a "fogging" technique to confound the questioner and buy time before responding to the original question. A classic self-assertiveness strategy; useful if used sparingly when being, for example, unduly pressured to answer a possibly intrusive or bullying question.
Or, it could be that the person genuinely wants more information, some clarification of key points, or whatever, in order to be able to provide a fuller, more carefully considered answer.
So, maybe the person is being awkward because s/ he wishes to avoid the question; or s/ he simply wants to give as good an answer as possible. Determining which is largely a matter of considering the question's context & the relationship between questioner and respondee.
It could imply that they are avoiding giving a direct answer or trying to shift the focus of the conversation back on you. It may also suggest they are uncertain or seeking more clarification before providing a response.
As was true for Socrates, isn't there power in encouraging people to think something through?
To avoid answering the question.
To find out more information about the question being asked so the answer can be adjusted to fit.
This method was developed during Socrates days of philosophy. So I suppose you could describe them as being Socratic, or using the Socratic Method.
Another word that can be used to mean a person is a nut case or crazy is "lunatic."
A person who is mean spirited may be called:cruela bullyvillainouseviltyrannical
A person may hide objects from another person due to lack of trust, fear of judgment, desire for privacy, or as a way to maintain control over their belongings.
A person can undermine another person by engaging in behaviors such as spreading rumors, withholding important information, taking credit for their work, or constantly criticizing them. These actions can reduce the other person's confidence, reputation, or opportunities for success.
The term for one person controlling another person is "domination" or "oppression."
This question cannot be answer as the question is not complete. The question is asking what the person meant by saying and the question didnÕt provide what the person said.
Simply by clicking the 'Answer it' button on their question page !
The person may mean he or she does not know the answer or it could be that the person does not want to answer the question.
Good question
the answer to a question is ussaly lead into another question
It means that you and another person agree.
It seems like there might be a typo in your question. Did you mean to ask about a "translator," which is a person or tool that converts text from one language to another? Let me know if you need further clarification.
it means you or another person!
It is when you are mean to another person and you get in trouble.
The term "when one person surpasses another" means that one person has overtaken another. It also means that one person does something better than another.
It varies so much from a person to another than there cannot be a specific answer to this question.
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