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This expression means that something evokes a feeling of familiarity or strikes a chord with one's own experiences.
This expression means that something evokes a feeling of familiarity or strikes a chord with one's own experiences.
This expression means that something evokes a feeling of familiarity or strikes a chord with one's own experiences.
This expression means that something evokes a feeling of familiarity or strikes a chord with one's own experiences.
This pronominal verb describes the gradual accumulation of things, often in a cluttered or messy way.
This pronominal verb describes the gradual accumulation of things, often in a cluttered or messy way.
This expression means to act according to one's own judgment or preference, without being influenced by others.
This expression means to act according to one's own judgment or preference, without being influenced by others.
This expression means to allow one's imagination to run wild, without limitations or restrictions.
This expression means to allow one's imagination to run wild, without limitations or restrictions.
This idiomatic expression means that something was very important or meaningful to the speaker.
This idiomatic expression means that something was very important or meaningful to the speaker.
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