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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a pearl of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is valuable, precious, or noteworthy, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "Her insights during the meeting were a pearl of wisdom that everyone appreciated."
Alternatives: "a gem of" or "a treasure of".
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A. Sometimes, a pearl of wisdom comes out of the woodwork: a winter break.
But also, he's known as the man who offered a pearl of wisdom to many.
He jinked past his marker to thump in with a pearl of a finish.
Yes, even a humble snail sometimes yields a pearl of gem quality.
Unfortunately, she's a pearl of incalculable price in a show that is mostly costume jewelry.
Former President Jimmy Carter's March 24 Op-Ed article, "A Flawed Timber Market," is a pearl of wisdom.
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It possesses the added virtue of providing a pearl entirely of nacreous content.
Natural Cycles has a Pearl Index of 7, which means it is 93% effective at typical use, which we also communicate.
Let's examine a tarnished pearl of wisdom so you can discard it if you encounter it again.
First, monolayer-embedded lipid tubes may form via the coalescence of a "pearl-string" of inverted micelles [94].
Speaking as an occasional alleged pearl-of-wisdom dropper myself, let me assure you: I have serious doubts.
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