Learn useful ways to say "you're not exactly" in English with drama examples and natural alternatives.

It means the speaker feels trapped in a situation and is accepting an unwanted compromise.
From The Marriage Contract, Episode 25
The speaker says neither of them is ideal, but they have no choice in the situation.
Use this when you are admitting a choice is limited and compromise is necessary. It can sound resigned or unromantic.
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