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Opinion - Discussion

Discover how English idioms like "cut both ways" and "leg to stand on" relate to discussions in English.

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English idioms related to Opinion
a horse of a different color

a completely different matter in comparison to what one used to deal with

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elephant in the room

an obvious issue, problem, or matter that people purposely ignore

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a different kettle of fish

an issue or subject that is not in any way connected to what one was talking about

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a different cup of tea

a different matter that requires one's consideration in order to be resolved

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to cut both ways

(of a point or statement) to be applicable or relevant to both sides of an argument

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devil's advocate

a person who pretends to disagree with an opinion or idea just to promote a discussion concerning a particular subject

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it makes no odds

used to state one's indifference to the way a situation develops or what its result will be

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leg to stand on

a reasoning or explanation that is deemed sufficient to justify or defend someone's actions

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on everyone's lips

used to refer to a topic that is being talked about by a lot of people

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