American Idioms

"of age"

 

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of age: idiomatic phrase. to be old enough to do or manage something

Examples:

"My daughter will be of driving age this October 21st. She can drive already so we'll get her a car."

"I've come of age to make a decision to choose the right college for myself. I don't want to go Harvard, but to a small college."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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