Dodge Bullet To Narrowly Avoid Something Or Some Situation That Turns Out To Be Undesirable, Disastrous, Dangerous, Or Otherwise Harmful A: "I Heard That John Has Become A Drug Addict And Is Living Out Of His Car. Didn't You Two Used To Date?" B: "Yeah, But We Broke Up About Five Years Ago Looks Like I Dodged A Bullet On That One I Really Dodged The Bullet When My Exam Was Postponed To Next Week, As I Hadn't Studied For It At All

Front	DODGE A BULLET
Back	To narrowly avoid something or some situation that turns out to be undesirable, disastrous, dangerous, or otherwise harmful. A: "I heard that John has become a drug addict and is living out of his car. Didn't you two used to date?" B: "Yeah, but we broke up about five years ago. Looks like I dodged a bullet on that one." I really dodged the bullet when my exam was postponed to next week, as I hadn't studied for it at all!

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DODGE A BULLET

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To narrowly avoid something or some situation that turns out to be undesirable, disastrous, dangerous, or otherwise harmful.

A: "I heard that John has become a drug addict and is living out of his car. Didn't you two used to date?"

B: "Yeah, but we broke up about five years ago. Looks like I dodged a bullet on that one."

I really dodged the bullet when my exam was postponed to next week, as I hadn't studied for it at all!

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