Question

to drive home idiom means

Answer 1

The idiom 'to drive home' means to emphasize an important point about something to someone. You state it in a very forceful and effective way so it is well delivered to the other end. ... In this idiom, 'drive' is a verb. It's past is drove and past participle is driven.

Answer 2

drive-home. Verb. (third-person singular simple present drives home, present participle driving home, simple past drove home, past participle driven home) To push to or into a target. (idiomatic) To emphasize (a point) with tangible or powerful demonstration

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