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Definitions from the Webon the wagonPart of Speech:Phrase (idiomatic) Definition:To abstain from drinking alcohol, typically after a period of excessive drinking or addiction. Senses:1. Literal Sense: Referring to a person who is sitting on a wagon while travelling. 2. Figurative Sense: a) To be abstinent from consuming alcohol or drugs. b) To be on a strict diet or fitness regime. Example Sentences:1. Literal Sense: I saw a picturesque scene of a man sitting on the wagon while enjoying the countryside. 2. Figurative Sense: a) After suffering from alcoholism for years, he finally decided to get on the wagon and pursue a sober lifestyle. b) I have been on the wagon for a month now, strictly following my diet and exercise routine. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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