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Term: Mind Your Own Business

Description:

The phrase "mind your own business" is commonly used to advise someone to focus on their own affairs rather than interfering or prying into others' matters. It is often employed as a gentle reminder to respect personal boundaries and avoid unnecessary nosiness. This expression emphasizes the importance of personal privacy and individual autonomy.

Sample Sentences:

Verb:

1. She needs to learn to mind her own business and stop meddling in other people's lives.
2. Whenever I encounter gossip, I make sure to mind my own business and stay out of it.
3. If you want to stay out of trouble, it's best to mind your own business and avoid unnecessary conflicts.

Noun:

1. His incessant prying into others' affairs earned him a reputation as someone who couldn't mind his own business.
2. Minding your own business is not just about respecting others' privacy, but also about valuing your own personal space.
3. The office rumor mill could be avoided if everyone focused on minding their own business.

Idiomatic Usage:

1. When she asked intrusive questions about their personal lives, they simply responded, "Hey, mind your own business!"
2. He casually brushed off the nosy neighbor's inquiries, saying, "I think it's time you learned to mind your own business."
3. Instead of getting involved in their ongoing dispute, I prefer to mind my own business and stay out of the drama.

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