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Don’t think I’m being airy-fairy right now, but I want to razzle-dazzle you with some teeny-weeny words in English that just might make your vocabulary topsy-turvy. But let’s not dilly-dally. Instead, let’s study together.
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- I’m sorry, but your airy-fairy proposal won’t get any funding unless you provide concrete evidence.
- The boss had to abandon his airy-fairy plan of expanding the business overseas after realizing the high risks involved.
- She is always lost in airy-fairy dreams of becoming a superstar even though she doesn’t have any actual talent.
- Stop dilly-dallying and get your work done before the deadline.
- We can’t afford to dilly-dally this morning because if we do, we’ll miss our flight.
- I regret dilly-dallying over my decision to start my own business. I think it’s too late!
- Everything is hunky-dory now that we’ve resolved the issue with the computer.
- If the deal goes through with the new client, we’ll be hunky-dory and can finally relax.
- She assured me that everything was hunky-dory between her and her partner, despite the recent argument.
- Look at the itsy-bitsy puppy, isn’t it the cutest thing you’ve ever seen?
- She got an itsy-bitsy tattoo of a butterfly on her wrist, and it looks lovely.
- I found a teeny-weeny frog in my garden today, and it was so cute.
- She bought a teeny-weeny dress for her newborn baby.
- The singer’s concert was filled with razzle-dazzle, including elaborate costumes and special effects.
- The salesperson tried to use razzle-dazzle to sell the car, but it wasn’t enough to convenience me to buy it.
- The company’s new marketing campaign is full of razzle-dazzle, but it remains to be seen whether it will be effective.
- The pandemic has made our lives topsy-turvy, making everything uncertain and unstable.
- The magician turned the stage topsy-turvy by making everything disappear.
- After the tsunami, the city was in a topsy-turvy state, and it took months to recover.
- You can’t hire new employees willy-nilly. Hiring needs careful considering and time.
- We can’t just make decisions willy-nilly; we need to do some research first.
- She packed her bags willy-nilly, without any idea of what to bring on her trip.
- I sometimes get wishy-washy at a restaurant and spend a lot of time looking at the menu.
- The teacher was being wishy-washy and wouldn’t give us a clear answer on what would be on the final exam.
- Stop being wishy-washy and tell me what you want to say!
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