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How would you use the idiom, "A fidus achates", in a sentence?
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How would you use the idiom,
"A fidus achates",
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"A fidus achates" translates into "a faithful friend or companion" so you could uses it in a sentence as

She layed all her snares for Dr Lewis, who is thefidus achates of my uncle.
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