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Fool’s Gold Idiom Refers Appears Valuable Isn’t Iron

Phrase/Idiom fool’s gold
Definition This idiom refers to something that appears valuable but really isn’t, like iron pyrites – a worthless material that resembles gold.
Example That investment was just fool’s gold.

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