Idioms

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A blessing in disguise

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A good thing that initially seemed bad

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A dime a dozen

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Something that is very common, not unique

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Getting a second wind means

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Having energy again after being tired

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Giving someone the cold shoulder means

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ignoring someone

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Throwing caution to the wind means

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Being reckless or taking a risk

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Beating a dead horse

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giving time or energy to something that is ended or over

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Devil’s advocate

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To take the side of the counter-argument, or offer an alternative point of view

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Once in a blue moon

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Something that doesn’t happen very often

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Like two peas in a pod

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Two people who are always together

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Going on a wild goose chase means

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doing something that is pointless