spare (someone) from (something) -Idioms

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spare (someone) from (something)

to exempt someone from having to listen to or express something

I wish that our teacher would spare us from her speeches about her difficult childhood.

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speak for (something)

speak for itself/themselves

speak highly of (someone or something)

speak ill of (someone)

speak of the devil (and he appears)

speak off the cuff

speak one's mind

speak one's piece

speak out about (something)

speak out of turn

come to know (someone or something)

let (something) slip by

part with (something)

dress (someone) down or dress down (someone)

on one's (own) head

easier said than done

come into fashion

bent on doing (something)

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