Meaning: act of god 
n.
a natural and unavoidable catastrophe that interrupts the expected course of events
feel like the wrath of God Idiom, Proverb
god awful
God rest his soul
my goodness (my God)
rest his soul (God rest his soul)
talk the leg off the lamb of God
worship the porcelain goddess
act of God
Idiom(s): act of GodTheme: DEED
an occurrence (usually an accident) for which no human is responsible; an act of nature such as a storm, an earthquake, or a windstorm.
• My insurance company wouldn't pay for the damage because it was an act of God.
• The thief tried to convince the judge that the diamonds were in his pocket due to an act of God.
honest-to- God
Idiom(s): honest-to-goodness AND honest-to- God; honest-to-PeteTheme: TRUTH
truthful; genuine.
• Is that an honest-to-goodness leather jacket, or is it vinyl?
• It's honest-to-goodness vinyl.
Honest to God
Idiom(s): Honest to goodness, AND Honest to God.; Honest to Pete.Theme: TRUTH
I speak the truth. (Some people may object to the use of God in this phrase.)
• Did he really say that? Honest to goodness?
• Honest to Pete, I’ve been to the moon.
• I've been there, too—honest to God.
Cleanliness is next to godliness.
A clean body is just as important as a pure soul.feel like the acrimony of God
1. To be or assume acutely damaging, destructive, punitive, etc. The blow acquainted like the acrimony of God as it descended on our city.2. To feel absolutely afflicted or angrily unwell. We were accomplishing shots of tequila all night long, and I woke up activity like the acrimony of God.Learn more: feel, god, like, of, wrathwrath of God, look/feel like the
Look a mess, feel miserable. Originally the acrimony of God literally meant the acrimony of the Almighty, and it appears a cardinal of times in the New Testament. Likening it to animal actualization or feelings, however, dates alone from the twentieth century. W. R. Duncan acclimated it in The Queen’s Messenger (1982), “Are you ill? You attending like the acrimony of God.” It has abundantly replaced a backward nineteenth-century synonym, to attending like the bones of the Hesperus, which alludes to a already absolute accepted composition of 1841, “The Bones of the Hesperus,” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (it describes an absolute ambush off the New England coast).Learn more: feel, like, look, of, wrathDictionary
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