Overcoming impostor syndrome

To keep asking or reminding someone to do something, often in an annoying or persistent way.

TO NAG *He always nags his sister to clean up her room.*

To become emotional and start crying due to something touching.

TO BE MOVED TO TEARS *The movie’s ending was so touching that I was moved to tears.*

To remove layers or parts of something until only the essential or basic elements remain.

TO STRIP DOWN / TO STRIP AWAY *The artist stripped down the painting to its simplest form.*

A feeling of open mindedness, creativity, or willingness to explore or try new things.

A SENSE OF PLAY / A SENSE OF OPENNESS *The classroom environment encouraged a sense of play, allowing students to learn through fun activities.*

Something that is extremely unlikely to happen or be true.

NEVER IN A MILLION YEARS *I never thought I would win the lottery, but then I did!*

TO GIVE IT A GO *I’m not sure if I can ski, but I’ll give it a go.*

To take full advantage of an opportunity or situation.

TO MAKE THE MOST OF SOMETHING *Although it rained during the picnic, we made the most of it by playing games under the shelter.*

To be extremely impressed or amazed by something.

TO BE BLOWN AWAY / TO BLOW YOUR SOCKS OFF *When she saw the sunset over the mountains, she was blown away by its beauty.*

To be assigned or designated for a particular purpose.

TO BE ALLOCATED *Each student was allocated a specific time slot for their presentation.*

Used to express confidence or certainty in a statement or conclusion.

IT’S SAFE TO SAY (IDIOM) *After years of hard work, it’s safe to say that he’s become an expert in his field.*