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what is the meaning of the following Idiomatic expression, " I did not see it coming" and " stabbed in the back"​
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what is the meaning of the following Idiomatic expression, " I did not see it coming" and " stabbed in the back"​

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both can be about being blindsided
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Answer: The expression "I did not see it coming" is that he/she or you didn't know something was going to happen.

The expression "stabbed in the back" could be the literal meaning or it could mean betrayed.

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