Idioms Starting with "I"

To confront the repercussions of one's actions, often requiring humility.

to express extreme hunger

used humorously to indicate that one is not familiar with someone

to indicate that something is too good to be true or a scam

to indicate a lack of authority or responsibility in a situation

used to indicate that one has provided sufficient evidence or argument to support their point

to assume or believe something based on available information

to express disbelief or surprise

I will be very surprised if what you say is true

Stated in the most concise or summarized way possible.

Just barely in time; at the last possible moment.

a warm spell in autumn or early winter