Expressions (A–Z)
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They also stole, also lied, and also put into their vessels
By analogy: “They sinned and added sin upon transgression.
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They Shorn His Garments
Figuratively: They caused him to lose his support, strength, or abilities.
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They were too lofty for him...
Figuratively: the matter was beyond his grasp; it was beyond his comprehension.
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This too will pass
By metaphor: One should be encouraged because this trouble will pass and be forg...
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Though you bray a fool in a mortar with a pestle, his foolishness will not depart from him
A proverb stating that a fool’s nature cannot be corrected or changed. "If someo...
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To be haughty/ to be proud/ arrogance/ pride
To be haughty or proud; arrogance and pride of heart.
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To be overfamiliar with someone/ to treat someone abusively (rudely)
Lost sensitivity or appreciation for..., or: began to despise...
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To be verbose/ confused words/ loquacious/ garrulous
By metaphor: much speech lacking taste. Irrelevant arguments or lacking logic (t...
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To burst into tears/ to cry bitterly
Cried a strong cry. Wailed in weeping. Sobbed in tears.
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To close (repair) a breach
Closing a breach or an unwanted opening. Figuratively: preventing the possibilit...
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