Idiom | (to) throw cold water over (an idea, a plan) |
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Meaning | to present reasons why something will not work; to discourage note: You will also hear the variation: to throw cold water on. |
Example | Pat presented her boss with a plan to expand their business into China, but he threw cold water over her plan and told her to just focus on developing business in the United States. |
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