Idioms

recognize (someone or something) for what it/he/she is
to see and understand exactly what someone or something is or represents
Everyone was able to recognize our new principal for what he is. He is a very difficult person to work with.

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  • reconcile oneself to (something)
  • red herring
  • red in the face
  • red tape
  • red-letter day
  • reduced to (something)
  • reel off (something) or reel (something) off
  • refill a prescription
  • regain one's composure
  • regain one's feet
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  • stuck with (someone or something)
  • strike a happy medium
  • wishful thinking
  • for one's (own) sake
  • call a meeting
  • stark raving mad
  • think over (something) or think (something) over
  • take in (something) or take (something) in
  • try one's hand at (something)
  • squirrel (something) away or squirrel away (something)


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