walk on water

The phrase "walk on water" originates from a biblical story and is used to describe performing miraculous or highly difficult tasks.

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Definition

(figurative)To achieve something that seems impossible.

She managed to secure the deal against all odds, proving she could walk on water.

(figurative)To be seen as extraordinarily talented or virtuous.

In the eyes of his followers, he could do no wrong; he might as well walk on water.

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