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    a sight for sore eyes

    a sight for sore eyes

    Meaning a way of saying that you are happy to see someone a way of expressing that you think someone is good looking …

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    eat words

    eat words (eat your word, eat my words)

    Meaning | Synonyms to take back what was said to admit that you were wrong to force someone to retract …

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    hold tongue

    hold tongue also, bite tongue

    Meaning to keep quiet when one would rather speak used when telling people not to speak Example Sentences When she said that she …

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    of course

    of course

    Meaning with absolute certainty as would be expected and is of no surprise can also be used as an informal affirmation that what you are saying …

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    pot calling the kettle black

    pot calling the kettle black

    Meaning criticizing someone for a fault that you have too to pass judgment on someone for a blunder you also have to comment …

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    red herring

    red herring

    Meaning something irrelevant that distracts you from something important a clue meant to mislead you Literal meaning: A small, smoked silvery fish, which is turned red …

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    larger than life

    larger than life

    Meaning something or someone that is very impressive something that is imposing very striking or colourful exaggerated Example Sentences His father is a great man. …

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    meet halfway

    meet halfway

    Meaning to reach a compromise each person gives a little bit so that they can come to a decision meeting in the middle of two locations …

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    low hanging fruit

    low hanging fruit

    Meaning a goal that can be easily reached something that is easy to take advantage of a company that would be easy to buy up …

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    on the mend

    on the mend

    Meaning to improve in health after an illness to be restored to a previous, better condition if a relationship is on the mend then it …

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    piece of work

    piece of work

    Meaning a complex, tricky, or odd person an item or part of something – especially of art or craft (Example 4) somebody although generally interesting …

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    next of kin

    next of kin also, next to kin

    Meaning | Synonyms close relative blood relation spouse or parent closest relation nearest blood relation/relative closest family member kith and kin …

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    all that glitters is not gold

    all that glitters is not gold

    Meaning the shining outer look of something is not a consistent sign of its real character not everyone that appears good, turns …

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    in vain

    in vain also, all in vain

    Meaning | Synonyms without success unsuccessfully uselessly hopelessly for nothing with little hope no to avail fruitlessly to no purpose profitless Example …

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    toot one’s own horn

    toot one’s own horn

    Variants blow one’s own horn blow one’s own trumpet

    Meaning | Synonyms speak boastfully about oneself to brag about or be pretentious by one’s …

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    walking on air

    walking on air also, floating on air

    Meaning | Synonyms to be very happy (elated) to feel awfully excited or pleased to be in a state of intense happiness in seventh heaven to be on …

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    take for granted

    take for granted

    Meaning | Synonyms to underestimate the value of something or someone when a person is not being paid enough for the job that they do …

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    by chance

    by chance

    Meaning | Synonyms something which was not planned to happen incidents that occur accidentally a coincidence anything which was not meant to happen events that occur …

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    the lion’s den

    the lion’s den

    Meaning | Synonyms a place which is uncomfortable an unpleasant situation falling into the state of antagonism indulging in rivalry a dangerous and difficult moment …

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    heavy heart

    heavy heart

    Meaning | Synonyms attaining a state of grief very unhappy about something feeling Depressed feeling miserable about something under deep sadness going through a tough time …

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    like a bat out of hell

    like a bat out of hell

    Meaning | Synonyms very fast and crazily occurring rapidly moving fast extremely quick happening without any pause something happening abruptly with great …

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    take for a ride

    take for a ride

    Meaning to trick somebody to lie to somebody to deceive them to abduct someone with the intention of murdering them Synonyms cheat deceive swindle …

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    white lie

    white lie

    Meaning | Synonyms a harmless lie a small or unimportant lie a lie that that is meant to spare someone’s feelings to lie about a small …

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    lion’s share

    lion’s share

    Meaning | Synonyms the biggest part of something in a large ratio a large amount of share refers to a huge portion of something getting most …

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    on the tip of my tongue

    on the tip of my tongue

    Meaning | Synonyms something like a name or word that you know it but cannot remember at a particular moment anything that …

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    turn over a new leaf

    turn over a new leaf

    Meaning | Synonyms to alter your behaviour in a positive way to start fresh to change course to start afresh to change track …

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