in one's bones

The phrase "in one's bones" is an idiomatic expression that conveys a deep, intuitive sense or feeling about something, often without concrete evidence.

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Definition

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(idiomatic, figurative)A strong, instinctive feeling or belief about a situation, often without concrete evidence.

Example

  • I feel in my bones that this project will be successful.
  • She knew in her bones that he was telling the truth.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "in one's bones":

make one's bonesin one's headclose to the bonemeat on one's bonesflesh and boneat heartin one's book