Id | in_the_loop_594 |
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Idiom | READ BETWEEN THE LINES |
Definition | to understand a message that is alluded to but not directly said or written |
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Cross-Refs | Compare to: read something into (something). The expression suggests that there is meaning hidden between the lines of the words actually written. |
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