English / proverb
In Like a Lion, out Like a Lamb
MEANING IN ENGLISH
Beginning with extreme fierceness, tumult, or hostility, but concluding in a gentle, peaceful, and calm state.
In context
01
The winter storm arrived in like a lion, out like a lamb as fierce blizzards yielded to sunny calm.
02
The contentious union negotiations went in like a lion, out like a lamb once fair wages were established.
Synonyms
tamed,calming down,subdued conclusion
Antonyms
escalating violently,intensifying,worsening
Collocations
came in like a lion out like a lamb,go in like a lion out like a lamb,entered in like a lion out like a lamb