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πΊπΈ English Expressions: Things Are Starting to Snowball βοΈ
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Todayβs expression is βthings are starting to snowball.β π
π It means something is growing or increasing in speed, size, or importance β often faster and faster.
It can be positive or negative, depending on the situation.
Origin:
The phrase comes from the image of a small snowball rolling downhill. βοΈ As it rolls, it picks up more snow and gets bigger and faster β just like how events or problems can build up quickly.
Examples:
- My business started small, but now things are starting to snowball! πΌπ
- It began as one mistake, and soon the whole situation snowballed out of control. π¬
- Once she started practicing daily, her progress really snowballed! πΈβ¨
Now itβs your turn! π¬
Write your own sentence using βsnowballβ or βstarting to snowballβ in the comments π
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πΊπΈ English Expressions: Things Are Starting to Snowball βοΈ
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