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This tag is for questions seeking an idiom that fits a certain meaning. If you are asking more generally about a suitable phrase to use in a particular context, see the "phrase-request" tag. If you are seeking only a single word, see the "single-word-requests" tag.
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English equivalent for "easily blaming the person you dislike"
The word you are looking for is Prejudice (bias).
It's one of the meanings, but the general concept is that prejudice means being judgemental(judgmental in legal and lawful contexts, from the BibleTM …
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Rude/angry way to say 'ask away'
Shoot
Hit me
Interrogate me
Grr (do i need to explain?)
Eh?
Yeah?
It's all done with tone.
Even better is: Good for you.
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What is that point in business where it is extremely difficult to generate new business/cust...
Saturation works.
Saturated market might work even better. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_saturation)
Means that there is no new business to be made in that particular market, a real zero prof …
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