This expression describes a state of being in harmony or agreement with one's own feelings, thoughts, and desires.
This expression describes a state of being in harmony or agreement with one's own feelings, thoughts, and desires.
This expression literally means 'head-to-head' but is used to describe a conversation or interaction between two people.
This expression literally means 'head-to-head' but is used to describe a conversation or interaction between two people.
This idiomatic expression signifies that two or more people think in a similar way, understand each other easily, or agree on something.
This idiomatic expression signifies that two or more people think in a similar way, understand each other easily, or agree on something.
This expression means to give a prominent or advantageous position to someone or something. It implies highlighting or giving preference.
This expression means to give a prominent or advantageous position to someone or something. It implies highlighting or giving preference.
This idiomatic expression means to become more open, sociable, and expressive, especially after being shy or reserved.
This idiomatic expression means to become more open, sociable, and expressive, especially after being shy or reserved.
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