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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Come crashing down around her?

Hi,

She has a miscarriage. Feeling as though her world has just come crashing down around her.

Is the expression in bold a fixed phrase?

What does it mean here?

Thanks!
  

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Hi, She has a miscarriage. Feeling as though her world has just come crashing down around her. She had a miscarriage.

— Clive

  • Hi, She has a miscarriage.
  • Feeling as though her world has just come crashing down around her.
  • She had a miscarriage.
  • Now she is feeling as though her world has just come crashing down around her.
  • Is the expression in bold a fixed phrase?
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Hi,
She has a miscarriage. Feeling as though her world has just come crashing down around her.

She had a miscarriage. Now she is feeling as though her world has just come crashing down around her.

Is the expression in bold a fixed phrase? Yes, it is.

What does it mean here? She feels like her whole life has suddenly been destroyed.

Cli
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