COMMONLY USED COMPARATIVE IDIOMS - 1

Here are some idioms related to comparisons along with examples:

🔮As blind as a bat
Meaning: Completely blind or lacking vision.
Example: Without his glasses, he's as blind as a bat and can't see anything clearly.

🔮As sly as a fox
Meaning: Very cunning or clever.
Example: He managed to outsmart everyone; he's as sly as a fox.

🔮As busy as a beaver
Meaning: Very busy or industrious.
Example: She's been working non-stop all day, as busy as a beaver.

🔮As fit as a fiddle
Meaning: Very healthy or in good physical condition.
Example: After months of training, he's now as fit as a fiddle and ready for the marathon.

🔮As clear as crystal
Meaning: Very clear or easily understood.
Example: Her explanation was as clear as crystal; I had no trouble following along.

🔮As cold as ice
Meaning: Extremely cold or unfeeling.
Example: Her stare was as cold as ice; it sent shivers down my spine.

🔮As hard as nails
Meaning: Very tough or strong-willed.
Example: Despite the challenges, she remained as hard as nails and didn't give up.

🔮As light as a feather
Meaning: Very light or weightless.
Example: The package was as light as a feather, so I carried it easily.

🔮As old as Methuselah
Meaning: Very old or ancient.
Example: The building is as old as Methuselah, with a history dating back centuries.

🔮As proud as a peacock
Meaning: Very proud or boastful.
Example: He strutted around, as proud as a peacock, after winning the competition.

These idioms add color and depth to language, making expressions more vivid and engaging.