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to be in one's good book meaning in idiomatic expression

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Answered by Abhigna18

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Meaning: be in somebody's favour or good opinion. Example: The fact that he always managed to be in the good books of the bosses surprised one and all.

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to be in one's good book meaning in idiomatic expression