Idiom | to come out of your shell |
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Definition | to be more sociable, less timid |
Examples | - Why don't you come to the party with me? It's time that you came out of your shell. - As a child she was very shy, but you should have seen her dancing on the tables at the disco last weekend. She's certainly come out of her shell! - Despite all he has been through Tommy has really come out of his shell in his foster home. - Tara had reverted to her shy quiet self, it was like she had never come out of her shell. |
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