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flesh and blood▼

with one's eyes closed▼adverb

left▼adverb
on the left side

bird's-eye view▼noun
view from directly or high above

with pleasure▼willingly, without argument

on the spot▼at the very moment

suddenly▼adverb
happening quickly and with little or no warning

with all due respect▼phrase used before disagreeing with someone

out of wedlock▼of parents not legally married

from father to son▼adverb
passed down from a father to his son

with open arms▼with enthusiasm, as if embracing

with open arms▼with enthusiasm, as if embracing

with open arms▼with enthusiasm, as if embracing

with open arms▼with enthusiasm, as if embracing

certes▼

certainly▼adverb
without doubt, surely

surely▼adverb
certainly, undoubtedly

from hell▼exceptionally bad

straight from the horse's mouth▼adjective
from the source

straight from the horse's mouth▼adverb
firsthand

at first▼initially; at the start

with one's head held high▼adverb
proudly

tail between one's legs▼defeated; in a cowardly or miserable manner

in layman's terms▼phrased simply

south▼adverb
of wind: from the south

yours truly▼closing in a note or letter

yours faithfully▼adjective
polite, formulaic end to letters

yours sincerely▼adjective
polite formulaic end to letters

because of▼on account of, by reason of, for the purpose of

due to▼caused by

back▼adverb
to or in a previous condition or place

backward▼adverb
in the direction towards the back

right▼adverb
on the right side

aforethought▼adjective
premeditated; planned ahead of time

at the front▼

in the front▼

on the front▼

ahead▼adverb
in or to the front

foremost▼adverb

with pleasure▼willingly, without argument