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Imantaghavi Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Strike out of blue

Hi,
What does the following part mean?

I said to myself, "You could well have gone to the cemetery in Greenwich tonight"... this thought struck me out of the blue, but I felt no real sense of negligence.


Regards,

Iman
  

Top answer

It means the thought just came all of a sudden. out of the blue is an idiom here.

— Imharsh

  • It means the thought just came all of a sudden.
  • out of the blue is an idiom here.
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It means the thought just came all of a sudden. out of the blue is an idiom here.
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'Out of the blue' means 'suddenly' or 'without warning'.

Rover
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Hi Rover,

Thank you for your time.

Iman
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