out from under (someone or something) -Idioms

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out from under (someone or something)

to be free and clear of someone or something

My friend is out from under the control of her older sister who has gone to live in a different city.

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out in left field

out in the cold

out like a light

out of (something)

out of a clear blue sky

out of all proportion

get a bang out of (someone or something)

in the middle of nowhere

burn the midnight oil

stars in one's eyes

not know (someone) from Adam

so far, so good

live down (something)

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