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    This document discusses common English idioms that use comparisons to describe something or someone. It provides 14 examples of idioms that compare things or people to being as light as a feather, as proud as a peacock, as strong as an ox, as clear as mud, as quick as lightning, as solid as a rock, and more. The idioms convey descriptions using familiar comparisons in a colorful way rather than plain descriptions.

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    This document discusses common English idioms that use comparisons to describe something or someone. It provides 14 examples of idioms that compare things or people to being as light as a feather, as proud as a peacock, as strong as an ox, as clear as mud, as quick as lightning, as solid as a rock, and more. The idioms convey descriptions using familiar comparisons in a colorful way rather than plain descriptions.

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    Comparative Idioms in English

    COMPARATIVE IDIOMS

    It’s as light as a feathe .

    He’s as ad as a ho et.

    He’s as p oud as a pea o k.

    He’s as st o g as a o .

    It’s as lea as ud.

    It’s as d as a o e.

    It’s as flat as a pa ake.

    It’s as good as ew.

    It’s as old as the hills.

    It’s as ui k as light i g.

    It’s as solid as a o k.

    She’s as si k as a dog.

    She’s as stu o as a ule.

    She’s as white as a sheet.

    The ’ e as different as night and day.

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