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What are some idioms with word world?

Here are some idioms with the word "world":

Meaning "to experience something for the first time":

* See the world: To travel widely and experience different cultures.

* A whole new world: A completely different and exciting experience.

Meaning "to have a significant impact":

* Change the world: To make a major positive difference in the world.

* Shake the world: To cause great upheaval or change.

* Turn the world upside down: To completely change the existing order of things.

Meaning "to be very important or significant":

* The end of the world: A catastrophic event or situation.

* The world is your oyster: You have many opportunities and possibilities.

* The whole world knows: Something is widely known or publicized.

Meaning "to be very excited or enthusiastic":

* My world is falling apart: To be in a state of great distress.

* The world is my oyster: To feel limitless possibilities.

* A world of difference: A significant and noticeable difference.

Meaning "to be very busy or occupied":

* A world of trouble: A lot of problems or difficulties.

* A world away: A great distance, both physically and emotionally.

* Out of this world: Extraordinary or exceptional.

Meaning "to be very small or insignificant":

* Not worth a dime in the world: To be completely worthless.

* A world of good: To have a very positive impact.

* A world of difference: A very significant difference.

These are just a few examples, and there are many other idioms that use the word "world."

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