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bad apple
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a person who causes trouble for others in a group and has a bad influence on them
Idiom
InformalWhat is the origin of the idiom "bad apple" and when to use it?
The idiom "bad apple" finds its origin in the concept of a single spoiled or decayed apple that can affect the entire batch of apples due to its contagious nature. In a metaphorical sense, it is used to refer to an individual or element within a group that displays negative behavior, poor character, or corruption, which has the potential to influence and disrupt the entire group or organization.
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The coach told his players, a rotten apple injures its neighbors, so I expect each of you to uphold the values of good sportsmanship and teamwork.
Unfortunately, one bad apple in the team's leadership led to a decline in the group's overall morale and productivity.
In a harmonious community, addressing the behavior of a rotten apple is crucial to maintain peace and cohesion.
When it comes to managing a business, it's important to identify and deal with problematic employees quickly, as the rotten apple injures its neighbours and can harm the overall performance of the company.
The school prided itself on its excellent reputation, but one rotten apple among the teachers tarnished its image.
