rough passage Idiom, Proverb
bird of passage
bird of passage A transient, one who is here today and gone tomorrow. For example,
Mary moves nearly every year; she's a true bird of passage. This phrase transfers the literal meaning of a migrating bird to human behavior. [Second half of 1700s]
a asperous passage
A decidedly difficult, trying, or abhorrent experience. Despite the romanticized angel we accept now, America's aboriginal antecedents faced a asperous access of starvation, disease, and annihilation in their adventure west. The markets accept had a asperous access over the accomplished week, as threats of a barter war has fabricated investors skittish.Learn more: passage, rougha asperous passage
a difficult time or experience.Learn more: passage, rough
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