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A rose by any other name would smell so sweet |
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Proverbial Meaning: A thing’s name is not as important as the thing itself. Literal Origins: If a rose were called something else it would make no difference to how it smells. Common Usage: It is a well known proverb, but less commonly used than many may think. It is the sort of proverb spoken as is in dramas on TV, film or at the theatre – but not the sort of proverb ordinary people use in their speech. |
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