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Idiom:  A blessing in Disguise

Idiom: A blessing in Disguise

Meanings: A "blessing" is something good that happens. A "disguise" changes what a person looks like so people aren't able to recognize him. A "blessing in disguise" is an event that seems like a bad thing but turns out to be a good thing.

Examples: 1. A person is laid off but soon gets hired by another company that pays him more money and is located closer to his home. 2. A woman divorces her husband (which hurts him very much), but he soon meets another woman whom he develops a much better relationship with.

 
 
 

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