All Idioms

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wedded bliss

Meaning: A state of deep happiness and harmony in marriage.

Example: They were still in wedded bliss during their first year together. Read more ➺


in a fix

Meaning: In a difficult or problematic situation.

Example: I'm in a fix because I forgot my wallet at home. Read more ➺


hold the scales even

Meaning: To maintain fairness or impartiality in judgment or decision-making.

Example: She strove to hold the scales even when mediating the dispute between her colleagues. Read more ➺


feathers fly

Meaning: A heated argument, quarrel, or conflict where emotions run high.

Example: The boardroom was tense, and feathers fly when the team debates budget cuts. Read more ➺


happily ever after

Meaning: A joyful, idealized conclusion to a story or situation, often implying lasting happiness.

Example: After overcoming many challenges, they lived happily ever after in their cozy village. Read more ➺


glow up

Meaning: A positive personal transformation that includes improved style, confidence, or maturity.

Example: She experienced a glow up over the summer and now radiates confidence. Read more ➺


lovebird

Meaning: (Idiomatic) Two people who are openly affectionate or romantically involved.

Example: The lovebird couple held hands and whispered sweet nothings during the sunset. Read more ➺


settle down

Meaning: To begin living a quieter, more stable, or responsible life.

Example: After years of traveling, he decided to settle down and live a peaceful life. Read more ➺


main character energy

Meaning: A confident, self-assured attitude where someone acts as the protagonist of their own life, prioritizing self-care and personal growth.

Example: She walked into the party with such main character energy, owning the room with her confidence and charm. Read more ➺


in the lap of the gods

Meaning: Beyond human control; left to fate or chance.

Example: The surgery was a success, but his recovery is now in the lap of the gods. Read more ➺


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