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- Service rendered for free or with no cost, reward, salary or wage; work rendered by an individual out of devotion, promise or pledge.
Example: Pastoral work is a genuine labor of love.

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- Excessively huge; unimaginable amount or worth; infinitely big or large.
Example: My dreams for my daughter are larger than life.

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- Ultimate cause of an outburst; the final cause that pushes an individual to lose temper; a major problem that makes someone explode with anger.
Example: Seeing her boyfriend with another lady was Juliet's last straw to call the wedding off.

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- Searching for something painstakingly; trying to achieve something by all means.
Example: I left no stone unturned just to recover my wallet.

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- To pay attention; to listen to someone.
Example: Please lend me your ears. I have a very important announcement to make.

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- To let go of past grudges; forgetting old drifts or fights; to forgive and forget.
Example: If ever I get to meet my best friend whom I had a fight few years back, I will tell her that we be friends again and let bygones be bygones.

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- Slow in doing things; delayed in taking action; deferred action.
Example: Hey guys! Do not let the grass grow round your feet. Do something about this problem.

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- A promise of hope; a sign of deliverance.
Example: I may be at the lowest point of my life at the moment but I am sure there is light at the end of the tunnel.

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