Idioms Starting with "C"

an example that illustrates or supports a particular argument or point

To survey or inspect a place, especially a building, in preparation for a crime (such as a robbery).

evaluating each situation individually rather than applying a blanket rule.

a reliable source of income that consistently generates profit.

to take advantage of a situation for personal benefit.

Payment in full, immediately, and in cash.

To create a feeling of uneasiness, fear, or a lack of enthusiasm.

To cause sadness, gloom, or to spoil something; to diminish something positive.

Something that is permanent, fixed, and unchangeable.

the ability to handle difficult or unpleasant situations without discomfort.

To offer something valuable or beautiful to someone who cannot appreciate it or who will not understand its worth.

To be the first to criticize or accuse someone, especially when one is also guilty of similar faults.