Meaning of the word "two blacks don't make a white" in English
What does "two blacks don't make a white" mean in English? Explore the meaning, pronunciation, and specific usage of this word with Lingoland.
two blacks don't make a white
US /tuː blæks doʊnt meɪk ə waɪt/
UK /tuː blæks dəʊnt meɪk ə waɪt/
Idiom
a proverb used to suggest that a second wrong action does not correct or justify a first wrong action
Example:
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Just because he lied to you doesn't mean you should lie back; two blacks don't make a white.
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I know you're angry, but two blacks don't make a white, so don't seek revenge.