Id | in_the_loop_653 |
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Idiom | SOUR GRAPES |
Definition | a situation where a person criticizes something or someone out of jealousy |
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Extra Info | The expression originates from Aesop’s fable about a fox that wanted some grapes from a vine but was unable to jump high enough to get them. In disgust, he claimed that they weren’t worth having anyway because they were probably sour. |
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