Idiom | to put your money where your mouth is |
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Definition | to not just talk about what is right but also to do something about it (usually by spending money) |
Examples | - If the government is really serious about improving our schools, it needs to put its money where its mouth is. - With him it's all just talk. He never puts his money where his mouth is. |
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