Blow over
/bləʊ ˈəʊvə(r)/B2
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1. To pass by or end with no serious impact, often used in relation to storms, arguments, or difficult situations.
- The storm was fierce, but it blew over by morning.
- We had a big argument, but it's blown over now.
- The crisis will blow over soon, so try not to worry.
- Their disagreement blew over without causing any lasting issues.
2. To dissipate or subside, especially for environmental events or emotions.
- The clouds will blow over soon.
- She was angry at first, but it eventually blew over.
- The scandal blew over after a few weeks.
- The wave of protests quickly blew over.
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