Idioms are a group of words or phrases that have a well-established and well-known figurative meaning. As a result, these words cannot be taken literally because they would sound farcical. Idioms can also appear grammatically unusual at times. A phrase is a small group of words that function as a single unit. These units are components of a larger sentence or clause. In contrast to idioms, phrases are direct and to the point. They do not have figurative meanings; the expression means exactly what the words indicate.

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