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Christine Christie Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Suspended in time
Consider the following sentence:
"I stood there, suspended in time."
Is 'suspended in time' an idiomatic or standard phrase?
And if so, what does it mean?
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THANK YOU.
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Christine Christie Is 'suspended in time' an idiomatic or standard phrase? You could say that. It is almost a cliche.
- Christine Christie Is 'suspended in time' an idiomatic or standard phrase?
- You could say that.
- It is almost a cliche.
- Christine Christie And if so, what does it mean?
- When something happens that stuns you, time seems to stop for a little while.
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Christine ChristieIs 'suspended in time' an idiomatic or standard phrase?
You could say that. It is almost a cliche.
Christine ChristieAnd if so, what does it mean?
When something happens that stuns you, time seems to stop for a little while.
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