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What is the connotative meaning of “a dime a dozen?

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Answered by anusy2850

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The phrase a dime a dozen refers to something very plentiful, common, and therefore, inexpensive. ... In 1930, we see the first printed used of the phrase a dime a dozen to mean something common and unremarkable, the meaning a dime a dozen still has today.

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