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Definition |
The
reliability of the information acquired, as it is obtained directly from
the source. |
Examples |
1) I got the news straight from the horse's
mouth when the CEO personally confirmed the company's
expansion plans.
2) The journalist eagerly awaited an interview with the renowned
scientist, hoping to get the latest breakthrough information
straight from the horse's mouth. |
Etymology |
The term can be traced back to horse
racing, where bettors would get information directly from the
trainers.
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Synonyms |
firsthand
information, directly from the source |
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