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Also, know like the aback of one's hand or know backwards and forwards. Be acutely accustomed with or abreast about; accept perfectly. For example, I apperceive Greg like a book-I'm abiding he'll come, or I apperceive this boondocks like the aback of my hand, or John knew his allotment backwards and forwards. The aboriginal of these abstract idioms, dating from the aboriginal 1800s, has a abutting accessory in read like a book, which agency "to anticipate someone's intent," as in I can apprehend Greg like a book; additionally Learn added open book. The additional ( back of hand) dates alone from the mid-1900s. Additionally see backwards and forwards, def. 2; inside out, def. 2; know all the answers. Learn more: book, know, likeknow like a book, to
To be actual accustomed or abreast about article or someone. Presumably this expression, which dates from the aboriginal nineteenth century, alludes to a book one has apprehend actual carefully. Additionally see apprehend addition like a book. A abundant newer analogue is to apperceive like the aback of one’s hand, where the allusion is obvious; it dates from the mid-1900s.Learn more: know, like
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