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A Contented Mind Is a Perpetual Feast
proverbA person who is satisfied and peaceful within enjoys continuous happiness and abundance regardless of wealth.
↗A Contentious Subject
phraseAn issue or matter that causes heated argument, controversy, or deep disagreement
↗A Controversial Subject
phraseA matter or issue that generates significant public debate, disagreement, and conflicting opinions.
↗A Coordinated Effort
phraseAn organized collaboration where multiple individuals, agencies, or teams work synchronously toward a shared objective.
↗A Copy of
phraseA duplicate, reproduction, or backup of an original file, document, or record.
↗A Couple of
phraseTwo or a small indefinite number (a few) of items, minutes, or entities.
↗A Creaking Door Hangs Long on Its Hinges
proverbPeople who are frail or continually ailing often outlive expectations and survive longer than robust, arrogant individuals
↗A Creaking Door Hangs Longest
proverbPeople with poor health or frail constitutions often outlive those who seem robust; weak things often endure.
↗A Crushing Calamity
phraseAn overwhelming, destructive disaster or catastrophe that causes immense loss.
↗A Cup of
phraseA standard measurement or serving of a drink or substance contained in a cup.
↗A Danger Foreseen Is Half Avoided
proverbAnticipating potential risks and acknowledging vulnerabilities in advance helps one prevent or minimize disaster
↗A Danger to
phraseA person, object, or situation that poses a serious risk or hazard to someone or something.
↗A Defined Goal
phraseA clear, specific, and well-outlined objective or target.
↗A Double-Edged Sword
phraseSomething that offers distinct benefits but also poses serious risks or drawbacks.
↗A Drastic Debate
phraseAn intense, radical, or fiercely contested dispute over a critical issue.
↗A Drastic Departure from Something
phraseA radical shift or sharp deviation from established norms, traditions, or conventional systems.
↗A Drowning Man Will Clutch at a Straw
proverbA person in a desperate situation will seize any slight, unpromising chance of rescue, however futile it may be
↗A Drowning Man Will Grab at a Straw
proverbWhen pushed into extreme jeopardy, someone will desperately grasp for any tiny hope or ineffective remedy
↗A Drowning Man Will Grab at Straws
proverbDesperate individuals facing imminent collapse will rely on multiple baseless hopes or unrealistic solutions
↗A Drowning Man Will Grasp at a Straw
proverbUnder hopeless circumstances, one will seek solace in even the most fragile and unreliable possibility of rescue
↗A Drowning Man Will Grasp at Straws
proverbA person in extreme distress or peril will desperately attempt any remedy, no matter how hopeless or ineffective it may be
↗A Drugs Ring
phraseAn organized criminal network involved in illicit drug trafficking and illicit financial activities.
↗A Dumb Priest Never Got a Parish
proverbIf you do not speak up, ask clearly, or advocate for yourself, you will never receive what you desire
↗A Fair Booty Makes Many a Thief
proverbLeaving valuable property unprotected or exposing people to easy temptation creates dishonest behavior even among ordinary people
↗A Far Cry
phraseSomething very different from another thing, usually representing a vast distance or contrast.
↗A Fatal Blow to Someone
phraseAn action, event, or disaster that completely destroys someone's hopes, chances, or career.
↗A Fault Confessed Is Half Redressed
proverbHonestly acknowledging and taking responsibility for an error is the most important initial step toward correcting it and regaining trust
↗A feather in your cap
phrasean admirable accomplishment, distinction, or honor of which one can be justly proud
↗A Fertile Mind
phraseA highly creative, imaginative, and productive intellect capable of generating original ideas.
↗a few
phraseA small number of people or things (used with countable nouns, indicating some).
↗A Flow of Someone
phraseA continuous and steady movement or succession of people arriving or passing through.
↗A Fool and His Money
idiomAn idiomatic shorthand indicating that an unwise or careless individual inevitably squanders their financial wealth
↗A Fool and His Money Are Easily Parted
proverbUnwise, gullible, or careless people are quickly separated from their money by schemers or impulsive habits
↗A Fool and His Money Are Soon Parted
proverbPeople who lack sound financial judgment, patience, and foresight will quickly squander and lose their wealth
↗A Foolish Consistency Is the Hobgoblin of Little Minds
proverbRefusing to change one's mind or adjust opinions in the face of new facts and experiences reflects small-mindedness and intellectual rigidity
↗A Foregone Conclusion
phraseA result or outcome that is inevitable and certain before it even happens.
↗A Fraction of
phraseA small part, portion, or amount of a larger whole.
↗A Friend in Need Is a Friend Indeed
proverbA true and genuine friend is one who stands by and aids you during moments of hardship.
↗A Gem of Something
phraseAn exceptionally outstanding, highly valued, or precious piece/example of something.
↗A Glass of
phraseA glass container holding a drink, often served as an essential gesture of hospitality and care
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