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cut the ground out from under
cut the ground out from under
cut the ground out from under
someone
Fig.
to destroy the foundation of someone's plans or someone's argument.
The politician cut the ground out from under his opponent.
Congress cut out the ground from under the president.
See also:
cut
,
ground
,
out
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Minako
mee-nah-ko
Japanese
Balmforth
['ba:mfəθ]
Artur
ər-TOOR
(Portuguese)
, ar-TOOR
(Galician)
, AHR-tuwr
(Polish)
, AHR-toor
(German)
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Irish
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