This expression is used figuratively to indicate that a word or phrase is being used with reservation or irony. It suggests that the speaker may not fully agree with the term or its usual meaning.
This expression is used figuratively to indicate that a word or phrase is being used with reservation or irony. It suggests that the speaker may not fully agree with the term or its usual meaning.
This idiomatic expression means to care deeply about something or someone. It implies that the subject is of great importance to the speaker.
This idiomatic expression means to care deeply about something or someone. It implies that the subject is of great importance to the speaker.
This expression means to provide background information or a broader perspective in order to help understand a situation or topic more clearly.
This expression means to provide background information or a broader perspective in order to help understand a situation or topic more clearly.
This phrase is used to describe a situation where one thing is being prioritized or benefited from, while another thing is being neglected or disadvantaged.
This phrase is used to describe a situation where one thing is being prioritized or benefited from, while another thing is being neglected or disadvantaged.
This expression means to challenge or express doubt about something that is generally accepted or established. It implies a critical examination of an idea, principle, or practice.
This expression means to challenge or express doubt about something that is generally accepted or established. It implies a critical examination of an idea, principle, or practice.
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