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Read the following sentence: "The dress costs an arm and a leg; Sonya decided it was just too far out of her budget. In this sentence, 'an arm and a leg" is: an oxymoron. an idiom a euphemism slang
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Read the following sentence: "The dress costs an arm and a leg; Sonya decided it was just too far out of her budget. In this sentence, 'an arm and a leg" is:
an oxymoron.
an idiom
a euphemism
slang
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an idiom
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