Expressions (A–Z)
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To be both wealth and wise
By metaphor: to merit both wisdom and wealth.
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To claim credit (merit) for oneself
He valued himself. He was proud of himself (within himself).
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To justify/ defend/ acquit
To interpret or explain his behavior in a positive manner that contains no fault...
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To merit an attentive ear
See: "Kashubian Ouzans".
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To minimize oneself
He was humble. He underestimated his own worth.
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To try to justify someone/ find excuse for/ extenuate
To teach him righteousness. To speak and detail things for his good. To plead fo...
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Transfiguration (transmigration) of soul/ metamorphosis/ metempsychosis
Beyond the souls transferring from one body to another after death. The belief t...
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Warning to the Judge to Lean Only Toward the Side of Merit
A legal principle to judge every person favorably. The judge should not seek gui...
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