The idiom "sitting duck" originated from hunting terminology, particularly in the context of shooting waterfowl. In this usage, it referred to ducks or other birds resting on water, making easy targets for hunters. Today, it is used metaphorically to describe a person or thing that is vulnerable, exposed, or an easy target for harm, criticism, or attack.

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