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let the grass grow under one's feet English

Meaning let the grass grow under one's feet meaning

What does let the grass grow under one's feet mean?

let the grass grow under one's feet verb

— (idiomatic) To be idle; to fail to make progress. — To settle in one place rather than moving to another.

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