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Answered by Nidhi864
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All that glitters is not gold is a well-known saying. It means that not everything that looks precious or true turns out to be so. This expression was first found in Shakespeare's play. It teaches us that the world is full of bright things and these things fascinate or attract us by their colour , shape or outer appearance. But It is necessary for us to know their real value or nature or character. 
Answered by Anonymous
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All That Glitters Is Not Gold:

Gold is a most precious and famous element found on our earth, it has a shining coating of glitter. But still we couldn't consider the glitter as a gold.

All the other substances are just a colour which looks like a gold. In this world there are many things/objects probably they shine but they are not given value as a gold. These glitters and other substances can only be attractive, similarly glitters are not a gold.

A best example to prove that "All That Glitters Is Not Gold" is that in our country there are lots of scientifists, great persons unknown but we don't consider everone as great this is because some doesn't know to be talented and come forward to their goals.

In this way they loose their value, similarly gold is gold and all other glitters and shining substances are not a gold.

Conclusion: Never be thinking your the great in everything without knowing who your actually. (Gold is gold, glitter is glitter)....Also be happy with what you are and have.

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