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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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"Benevolent mother to us all."
Hello.
I am reading a book and I have difficulty in understanding a sentence. It says "Benevolent mother to us all." Is it an idiom or something like that? Could you please explain it in other words?
Thanks in advance!
I am reading a book and I have difficulty in understanding a sentence. It says "Benevolent mother to us all." Is it an idiom or something like that? Could you please explain it in other words?
Thanks in advance!
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Anonymous Benevolent mother to us all. It's not a sentence, and it's not an idiom that I've ever heard. It appears to mean just what the words say.
- Anonymous Benevolent mother to us all.
- It's not a sentence, and it's not an idiom that I've ever heard.
- It appears to mean just what the words say.
- Each word has its usual meaning there.
- Maybe it's used metaphorically within its context.
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AnonymousBenevolent mother to us all.It's not a sentence, and it's not an idiom that I've ever heard. It appears to mean just what the words say. Each word has its usual meaning there. Maybe it's used metaphorically within its context. You would have to provide the context if you wanted to know more about that.
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It seems to address a mother who is kind and generous to everyone.
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