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worm's eye view
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a perspective that emphasizes the view or situation of someone with lower status or authority
What is the origin of the idiom "worm's eye view" and when to use it?
The idiom "worm's eye view" probably originates from the concept of seeing the world from a low and limited perspective, similar to how a worm views its surroundings. It is used to describe a viewpoint that emphasizes the experiences or situation of someone with lower status or authority in various situations and contexts.
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a view from a very low or ground-level perspective
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a narrow-minded or limited perspective, typically one that is focused on petty details
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a limited or individual perspective that emphasizes personal experiences or insignificant details within a broader context
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The worm's eye view of the world is often one of fear and anxiety.
The worm's eye view of the media is often one of skepticism and distrust.
As I lay on the grass, I enjoyed a worm's eye view of the towering trees overhead.
Sarah's constant complaints about minor inconveniences reveal her tendency to have a worm's eye view of life.
The child crouched down to get a worm's eye view of the colorful parade passing by.
