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TAKE THE QUIZ“from the”
The following 27 entries include the term from the.
bolt from the blue
noun phrase: a complete surprise : something totally unexpected
deposition from the cross
: a work of art representing Christ's descent from the cross
straight-from-the-shoulder
adjective: characterized by bold vigor of thought and presentation and by freedom from mincing or quibbling
a gift from the gods
noun phrase: a very lucky and helpful thing
come in from the cold
idiom: to become part of a group or of normal society again after one has been outside it
cut from the same cloth
idiom: very similar to each other
dead from the neck up
idiom: very stupid or foolish
from the bottom of one's heart
idiom: in a very sincere way
from (the) cradle to (the) grave
idiom: from the beginning until the end of life
from the first
idiom: from the beginning
from the four corners of the earth
idiom: from everywhere : from all over
from the get-go
idiom: from the very beginning
from the heart
idiom: in a very sincere way
from the look of things
idiom: judging by the way something looks or by circumstances relating to something
from the pulpit
idiom: by priests and church leaders
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