Idiom meaning, usage examples, facts
BOTH FEET ON THE GROUND(to be) realistic and practical
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1. They’re getting married very suddenly. They say they have both feet on the ground and that they have given it serious thought, but I have my doubts.
2. You’re leaving school before you graduate? I don’t think you know what you’re doing. Are you sure you have both feet on the ground? Synonym: down-to-earth. Antonym: head in the clouds. |
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