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If this isn't true, then it's well thought out.

Anton Francesco Doni

Phraseologism: If this is not true, then it is well thought out.

Meaning: It is used as a playfully ironic commentary on plausible, but still dubious information.

Origin: Italian folk saying. It is first found in literature in the work "Worlds" (mid-1585th century) by the Italian writer Antonio Francesco Doni, then in the work "Heroic Spirit" (1548) by the Italian scientist, philosopher and poet Giordano Bruno (1600-XNUMX).

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Holy war.

Meaning:

Phrase-symbol of the Great Patriotic War.

Origin:

Title and lyrics from a song (1941) written by the composer Alexander Alexandrov to the verses of the poet Vasily Ivanovich Lebedev-Kumach (1898-1949).

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