Home In vs. Hone In – Meaning and When to Use Them
Home in is the more common and more logical form, but hone in is generally accepted in North America.
Hair’s Breadth or Hair’s Breath – Definition & Examples
Hair’s breadth = a short distance. Hare’s breath = the inhalations and exhalations of a rabbit-like nonburrowing mammal.
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For all intensive purposes (for all intents and purposes)
For all intents and purposes is the usual form of the phrase. For all intensive purposes is an eggcorn.
