English, asked by somwanshipramod8, 1 month ago

Dime a Dozen meaning of that idiom?​

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Answered by mrgoodb62
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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.

Answered by shoaibmallik1003
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So plentiful as to be valueless. For example, Don't bother to buy one of these—they're a dime a dozen.

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