Idioms Starting with "D"

To resist defeat or change strongly and for a long time; difficult to eradicate or stop.

To die while still working or actively engaged in one's profession or duties.

To fail, wither, or come to an end before it can develop, be implemented, or succeed, often due to lack of support or resources.

people have varied preferences and ways of doing things

to exert significant effort or find inner strength in tough situations

to stubbornly refuse to change one's opinion or decision

to uncover damaging or embarrassing information about someone

very common and easily available

to cautiously try something new or unfamiliar

in a very serious or difficult situation

unpleasant tasks that someone else avoids doing

caution is often wiser than bravery in risky situations