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16 January
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What’s a synonym for “to wear your heart on your sleeve”?
What’s a synonym for “to wear your heart on your sleeve”?
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Since this is an idiom, it doesn't have a direct synonym but similar phrases would be: open with your emotions or being vulnerable.
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Since this is an idiom, it doesn't have a direct synonym but similar phrases would be: open with your emotions or being vulnerable.
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