Idioms

The phrase ‘to preach to the choir’ is often heard in everyday conversations, news segments, and even in business meetings.

Every family, every person, and every organization has a history, but not all aspects of that history are shared openly.

Sometimes in conversation or writing, we come across phrases that carry more meaning than what they appear to suggest on

Language is full of vivid expressions that help people convey thoughts and emotions in colorful ways. One such idiom is

It’s a phrase we often hear when someone is accused of faking sadness or pretending to feel sorry: those are

In the world of communication and negotiation, the phrase ‘playing hardball’ carries a powerful connotation. It refers to a style

In everyday English, the phrase a boffin candle waster may sound unusual or even comical. But when broken down, it

When someone says they can’t get ‘a word in edgewise,’ they usually mean they are being overwhelmed in conversation and

In everyday conversations or even in literature, you may come across the phrase playing possum. While it might sound strange