Emotion Idioms
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Meaning: to trigger a strong memory or feeling based on which there can be a mutual interest
Example: The two immediately struck a note on the basis of the fact that they follow the same faith. This has led to a beautiful marriage and a lifelong companionship. Read more ➺
Meaning: change one's opinion or the way one feels about something
Example: The call-back of the military and troops from Afghanistan shows a change of heart by the British government. Read more ➺
Meaning: Pretending to be sad or upset when you are not truly feeling it.
Example: She tried to shed crocodile tears after lying, but her friends could see through her act. Read more ➺
