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Today's Idiom = "A Friend In Need Is A Friend Indeed"






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A Friend In Need Is A Friend Indeed ( people who need things are often polite and act like friends; people who need help from us will act friendly towards us ... )

"A Friend In Need Is A Friend Indeed"



A friend in need is a friend indeed says that people often act friendly when they want to get something from us.

Example: "Hey buddy, how's it going? You look good. I love your jacket. Do you think you can give me a ride home?" Reply: "A friend in need is a friend indeed."



A friend in need is a friend indeed can be said when you notice that someone is being extra friendly to you and acting like your good friend as a way to get you to give them what they need.





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