This so sudden thrusting-on of fame paralyzed every fiber of her being, so much so that she could not keep herself in countenance for very long in public.
Is this an idiom?
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This so sudden thrusting-on of fame paralyzed every fiber of her being, so much so that she could not keep herself in countenance for very long in public.
Is this an idiom?
Best Answer
It refers to the transitive use of “thrust” in conjunction with “on” or “upon”. This is a more unusual way to write that particular turn of phrase.
It might go back to a well-known line from Shakespeare: