| Phrase/Idiom | far be it from me |
|---|---|
| Definition | This expression means that the speaker does not feel in a position to say or do something. It is usually used before giving advice or expressing an opinion. |
| Example | Far be it from me to mislead you, but I think you should reconsider the position. |
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