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Answered by Anonymous
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Don’t judge a book by its cover:

This proverb "Don’t judge a book by its cover" refers, we must not decide about something just looking a small part about it.

Similarly, this phrase define, we must not judge anything about the cover, We must think before speaking, we must have a good knowledge on the topic we speak before we tell anything about it. This is very useful and most famous proverb.

Example: If you find a boy/girl always playing and he/she doesn't learn if you think it's wrong because he/she may learn well, It is wrong to judge about someone without knowing about their background. Also, you must not judge wrongly without knowing about someone's tallest.

Conclusion: Never judge anything wrongly, without knowing about it clearly.

Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

Never judge a book by its cover, means one should not pre-judge the value or worth of something merely by its outward appearance

EXPLANATION:

No matter how open-minded an individual claims to be, each one us make presumptions about others strictly on first impressions. Seeing somebody for only few seconds, we find ourselves making presumptions about that individual's attitude, character, and personality.

We tend to observe things about an individual’s appearance, features, mannerisms, and their company, which we feel are justifications/reasons to pass judgement upon that individual. However, it is not wise to judge someone’s true worth just by looking at his/her value socially, economically, spiritually, mentally or present physical status.

In fact we must understand a person’s worth/value by closing interacting with that person and judging the person over a period of time. After all it is not that a book with not so great cover or attractive cover has to necessarily be bad; until and unless we peruse the pages of the book we would not whether the book is bad or good

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