Tag: on your radar
Blindside
Word of the Day: Blindside In everyday language, being blindsided refers to being caught off guard or unexpectedly surprised by something unpleasant. When someone is blindsided, they cannot see a problem or challenge coming, which can lead to confusion and stress. For example, if a company suddenly announces layoffs, employees may feel blindsided if they…
Step out (on someone)
Idiom: Step out (on someone) Let’s hope you never have to use this one. Step out on someone means being unfaithful and fooling around with someone other than your romantic partner. If a woman sees lipstick on her lover’s collar, the first logical conclusion she will come to is that her lover has been stepping out on her.…
