Phrase of the Day (rise from the ashes)-27MAR22

Phrase of the Day (rise from the ashes)-27MAR22

Today’s “Phrase of the Day” is rise from the ashes and its meaning is “to emerge stronger and more powerful from a disaster/crisis/destruction; emerge renewed, emerge reborn, become successful again, comeback, start again”.

Example Sentence: Mr. Putin is neither a crafty strategist nor a charismatic hero who has risen from the ashes of the Soviet defeat to lead Russia into a new period of resurgence. His reputation has been severely bruised (damaged) because a comedian-turned-politician next door has exposed the hollowness (emptiness) of Russia’s military tactics and operational planning.

Phrase of the Day (rise from the ashes)-27MAR22

This phrase is present in The Hindu article Time for India to redefine its relationship with Russia and click here to read it.

Courtesy: The Hindu

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