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Phrase of the Day (take one’s cue from)-10SEP21

Phrase of the Day (take one's cue from)-10SEP21

Today’s “Phrase of the Day” is “take one’s cue from” and its meaning is “follow the advice of someone, be highly influenced by someone; follow, imitate, copy, mimic”.

Example Sentence: Both Mr. Jake Sullivan (U.S. President Joe Biden’s National Security Adviser) and Mr. Antony Blinken (the U.S. Secretary of State) have taken their cue from their boss, President Biden, who had campaigned on a “foreign policy for the middle-class” and has been unabashed about the need for the U.S….

This phrase is present in The Hindu article The national security discourse is changing and click here to read it.

Courtesy: The Hindu

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