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Idiom “Do without” Meaning of Idiom, Definition of Phrase and origin with Example.

“Do without”


The families of the the armed forces personnel often have to do without many of the everyday comforts of life. 

When you do without something you manage without it. 

“If I can’t get domestic help on my terms, I’ll just do without it,” said Mrs Kumar, determinedly. 

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