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"A Nation’s Strength" is a poem written by Ralph Waldo Emerson.

The poem emphasizes the importance of inner strength and character in a nation's success.

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The common idiomatic expression is "You are as cold as ice," meaning emotionally distant or unfeeling.

"Ice" is used to represent coldness in this comparison.

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The phrase "burst into tears" is a common expression meaning to suddenly start crying.

Burst into tears means آنسوؤں میں پھٹ گیا

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"Exaggeration" means making something seem larger or more important than it is.

"Expansion" relates to enlarging or stretching out.

Exaggeration means توسیع

Expansion means توسیع

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The complete proverb is "Truth is always evergreen," meaning truth never fades or becomes outdated.

It symbolizes the eternal and unchanging nature of truth.

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The antonym of "adequate" is "inadequate", formed by adding the prefix "in-".

"In-" is commonly used to form negatives in English (e.g., "incomplete", "indecent").

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The idiom "As silent as the grave" means completely silent.

It refers to the absolute quietness associated with a grave.

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The word "the" before the blank indicates a superlative degree.

"Tallest" is the superlative form of "tall", used to show the highest degree among all trees.