How to Spell Dime a Dozen?
When You Say 'A Dime a Dozen' You Mean That Something Is Common and Almost Worthless. Example of Use: “Those Antique Dishes Are Pretty, but They're a Dime a...
When you say 'A Dime a Dozen' you mean that something is common and almost worthless. Example of use: “Those antique dishes are pretty, but they're a dime a dozen.”
What is the idiom for dime a dozen?
Let's take a closer look at the meaning of the phrase “a dime a dozen." This idiom means something is extremely common, inexpensive or available anywhere.
Is dime a dozen an insult?
“Dime a dozen” origins
Over time, the idiom evolved to mean the opposite. Instead of something being a good deal, it became a phrase to describe something that's not valuable and easily available.
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