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Too completely for this to end badly

📖 Meaning

the quiet certainty that someone's love for you is large enough to absorb your mistake. In real life you might say: She knew her father was annoyed, but she also knew he loved her too completely for this to end badly.

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"She knew her father was annoyed, but she also knew he loved her too completely for this to end badly."

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What does "Too completely for this to end badly" mean?

the quiet certainty that someone's love for you is large enough to absorb your mistake. In real life you might say: She knew her father was annoyed, but she also knew he loved her too completely for this to end badly. If your child asks about Too completely for this to end badly, tell them: "It is a word you might hear in Indian stories." Then ask them — "Where do you think you'd see Too completely for this to end badly in real life?" It opens a small conversation about Indian culture.

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