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What is the idiomatic expression for Achilles heel?
An Achilles heal is someone's weakness or flaw.
What theme is Achilles heel?
everyone has a weakness.
What warrior was only stopped by the weakness in his heel?
Achilles
How do you find someones Achilles heel?
Usually by looking for a weakness. No one is perfect, so no one does not have a weakness.
What are weaknesses of Achilles?
Achilles' weakness was his heel, because when he was dipped in the river Styx to become immortal, his mother missed his heel; hence the expression "Achilles' heel" for someone's fatal weakness.
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