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Question by  Anonymous

What does it mean to make a mountain out of a molehill?

 
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Answer by  lynn (821)

that means you are turning something that is rather insignificant and making it into something major or really obsessing about it when its not going to even matter in a day or maybe not even an hour from now. like you break a dish while washing dishes and flip out it won't matter later.

 
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Answer by  Jenn (116)

The phrase to make a mountain out of a molehill means to make more out a problem than you need to. It's to take something and blow it out of preportion.

 
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