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This expression advises maintaining peace and sanctity in holy places. It suggests that temples are meant for devotion and spiritual reflection, and engaging in arguments or conflicts there is disrespectful and inappropriate.

This expression is used when someone is self-conscious or embarrassed about their lack of skill or the insignificance of their work in front of an expert or someone they highly respect. It conveys a sense of humility or the feeling that one's small efforts are not worthy of a superior's attention.

This proverb is used to describe a situation where someone or something, instead of improving or maturing with age or progress, actually deteriorates or becomes ridiculous. It highlights a decline in quality, character, or status over time.

This expression is used to describe a person who is notoriously argumentative, stubborn, or prone to creating unnecessary complications. It characterizes someone who excels at picking fights or finding fault in everything, often sarcastically calling them a 'master' of such behavior.

This expression is used to describe a situation where someone or something, instead of improving or maturing with progress or time, actually regresses or becomes foolish/useless. It is often applied to projects that start with great promise but end in a ridiculous failure, or to individuals who lose their dignity as they age or gain status.

This expression refers to a person who, despite being a male elder, spends his time gossiping or involving himself in the affairs of the women of the house rather than engaging in work or manly duties. It is often used to criticize a man who lacks authority or spends time in trivial domestic chatter.

This proverb is used to describe a person who, despite getting older or gaining more experience, becomes more foolish, stubborn, or useless instead of gaining wisdom. It highlights a situation where someone's growth is inversely proportional to their maturity or intelligence.

This proverb describes a person who holds a lowly or insignificant position within an elite or superior group, yet is considered highly influential or superior among a lower or less-privileged group. It is used to mock someone's shifting social status or their tendency to act superior only when among their subordinates.

This proverb is used to mock someone who tries to sound superior or important in a group where everyone is essentially of the same status or rank. It highlights a false sense of hierarchy or self-importance among equals.

This proverb is a sarcastic way of describing a situation where there is no good choice available. It implies that even the 'best' option among the lot is flawed or mediocre, while the 'worst' option is completely devoid of any merit. It is used to mock someone's pretense of quality when even their best attributes are subpar.