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The expression "too good to be true" refers to a situation or offer that seems so favorable or perfect that it raises skepticism about its authenticity. It suggests that something may be misleading or not as beneficial as it appears, often implying that there could be hidden drawbacks or risks. People use this phrase to caution against naively accepting overly optimistic claims without further scrutiny.
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What does the expression too clever by half mean?
Too smart for your own good.
What is a good sentence for expression?
Her expression was one of hate.
Is good morning a courteous expression?
courteous expression
What does the expression throw down mean?
Too
What does this expression mean one too many times?
it simlply means too many
Have cake and eat it?
Eat it too-meaning have it all. It's an expression.
What is wussed out?
The expression to wuss out means that the person is too scared to do something
What does expression for good mean?
If you're asking what the expression "for good" means, it's "forever" or "from now on." For example, if someone says "I'm leaving for good," that means they are never coming back.
What does Na wonso eh mean in english?
"Na wonso eh" is a phrase in Twi, a language spoken in Ghana, which translates to "You are also good" or "You are good too" in English. It is often used as a compliment or expression of appreciation for someone's qualities or actions.
What is the color of good health?
An old expression for good health is, "In the pink." Perhaps that is your answer.
What do you say when you think about something overnight?
The expression is "to sleep on it" if that's what your referring too.
Can you use the expression today too?
Sure! "Today too" can be used to refer to something that is continuing from a previous day or time, emphasizing that the same situation or action is happening on the current day as well. For example, "It rained yesterday, and today too."
