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What does the idiom She is apple of her shoulder mean?

The idiom "She is the apple of her shoulder" does not exist. It is likely a mishearing or a misunderstanding of a similar idiom.

The correct idiom is "She is the apple of her eye." This idiom means that someone is extremely cherished and loved. It implies a deep affection and protectiveness towards the person being described.

The idiom originates from the belief that the pupil of the eye is the most sensitive and precious part of the body, making it a fitting symbol for someone who is deeply loved and treasured.

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