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Nice Talking to You: Definition, Meaning and Origin

"Nice talking to you" is a common idiom used in everyday conversations to express that the speaker enjoyed the interaction…
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I Hope All Is Well With You: Definition, Meaning, Alternatives

The idiom "I hope all is well with you" is a polite and warm expression used to wish someone well-being…
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I Really Appreciate It: Definition, Meaning, Alternatives

The idiom "I really appreciate it" is a common and heartfelt expression of gratitude. It is often used when someone…
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Be Still My Heart: Definition, Meaning and Origin

The idiom "be still my heart" is a poetic expression that conveys a sense of excitement or anticipation, often related…
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Repoed: Definition, Meaning and Origin

"Repoed" is a slang term derived from the word "repossessed," which refers to the repossession of an item, typically a…
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The World's Smallest Violin: Definition, Meaning and Origin

The idiom "the world's smallest violin" is used to express a sarcastic response to someone's perceived overreaction or complaint. The phrase…
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Chow Time: Definition, Meaning and Origin

The idiom "chow time" means it's time to eat or have a meal. It is often used informally and may…
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On a Side Note: Definition, Meaning and Origin

"On a side note" is a popular idiom that indicates a slight diversion from the main topic or a related…
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Don't Do Anything I Wouldn't Do: Definition, Meaning and Origin

"Don't do anything I wouldn't do" is a well-known idiom often used in casual conversations. It's a lighthearted way of…
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Thank You For Having Us: Definition, Meaning and Origin

"Thank you for having us" is a common idiom used in everyday conversations to express gratitude towards the host for…
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Err On The Side of Caution: Definition, Meaning and Origin

"Err on the side of caution" is a popular idiom used in various contexts to suggest that one should take…
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This Too Shall Pass: Definition, Meaning and Origin

"This too shall pass" is a common idiom used in both casual and formal conversations to express the idea that…
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Parsed It Out: Definition, Meaning and Origin

"Parsed it out" denotes analyzing something in detail or dividing it into smaller, more manageable parts. It's often associated with…
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Believe In You: Definition, Meaning and Origin

The idiom "believe in you" signifies having faith in someone's abilities or potential. When you say you "believe in" someone,…
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Get With Me: Definition, Meaning and Origin

The idiom "get with me" is an informal expression used to denote a desire for collaboration, engagement, or even forming…
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