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What is another idiom that has a similar meaning to miss the boat?

Here are some idioms with a similar meaning to "miss the boat":

General Missing Out:

* Missed the bus: This idiom emphasizes missing a specific opportunity.

* Missed the mark: This idiom implies failing to achieve a goal or meet expectations.

* Missed the train: Similar to "missed the boat," this emphasizes a lost chance.

* Left behind: This idiom suggests being out of touch or not keeping up with current trends.

* Out of the loop: This idiom means being unaware of important information or events.

* Too late to the party: This idiom indicates arriving too late to participate in something enjoyable.

Specific to Missed Opportunities:

* Too little, too late: This idiom suggests an action is taken after the opportunity has passed.

* Lost the chance: This idiom directly states that an opportunity has been missed.

* Let the opportunity slip away: This idiom emphasizes the missed chance due to inaction.

The best idiom to use depends on the context and the nuance you want to convey.

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