AE 1240 - Expression: Warts and all
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Exploring the Meaning and Origin of 'Warts and All'
This chapter discusses the meaning and origin of the expression 'warts and all'. They explain that it refers to seeing all the features and qualities of something, whether appealing or not. They mention that the origin of the idiom is often attributed to Oliver Cromwell, who used it when getting his portrait painted. They also provide three examples of how the expression can be used in day-to-day life.
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