unconvincing

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symptomatic

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The phrase "tip of the iceberg" comes from the literal idea of an iceberg, which is a massive piece of ice floating in the ocean. However, what is visible above the water's surface is just a small portion of the entire iceberg; the majority of it is hidden beneath the water. This concept was first popularized in the early 20th century to describe situations where only a small, visible part of a larger issue or problem is apparent.

What is the origin of the idiom "tip of the iceberg" and when to use it?

tip of the iceberg

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outward

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distinctive

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underlying

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straightforward

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blurred

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convincing

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The idiom "crystal clear" is derived from the properties and characteristics of a crystal, which is transparent, pure, and free from any impurities or cloudiness. The phrase signifies something that is completely understandable, evident, or unambiguous, akin to the clarity and transparency of a crystal. The phrase is commonly used to describe concepts, ideas, or explanations that are straightforward and leave no room for misunderstanding.

What is the origin of the idiom "crystal clear" and when to use it?

crystal clear

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consistent

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inconclusive

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stark

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psychic

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conclusive

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identifiable

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to shine through

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to set apart

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ubiquitous

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unconventional

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to stand out

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telling

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The term "sketchy" describes something or someone that seems suspicious, unsafe, or unreliable. The structure is an informal adjective derived from "sketch," implying something incomplete or unclear, used metaphorically to signal lack of trustworthiness. It is commonly used in everyday and online contexts to describe situations, places, or behavior that feel questionable or potentially risky.

What does "sketchy" mean in trust and safety slang?

sketchy

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crisp

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Ясность, Восприятие и Реальность

Clarity, Perception & Reality