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Pertaining to rudiments or first principles; elementary |
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Slight variation in meaning, tone, etc. |
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Any imminent danger
Example: A king seatede one of his subjects underneath a sword tha twas hanging by a hair to teach him the danger the king faces |
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A too costly victory
Example: In heavy fighting the troops managed to recapture the hill, but it could be considered a Pyrrhic victory. |
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Party pooper; one who spoils fun
Example: Everyone wanted the party to go on, but Ronnie, the wet blanket, decided to go to bed. |
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To beard the lion in his den |
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To visit and appose a person on his own grounds
Example: Having decided to beard the lion, I stormed into the manager's office to ask for a raise. |
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