idiom
get off your high horse
GET awf yor HY HORS
ɡɛt ɒf jɔːr haɪ hɔːrsListen
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Syllable breakdown
getoffyourhighhorse
Dictionary meaning
To stop acting superior or arrogant.
Examples
- Get off your high horse—nobody agrees with your approach, including the client.
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