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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at the idea" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express a reaction or response to a concept or thought.
Example: "She smiled at the idea of traveling the world next year."
Alternatives: "upon considering the idea" or "when thinking about the idea".
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Lez jumped at the idea.
Ibrahim bridles at the idea.
He shrugs at the idea.
Her eyes widened at the idea.
Some guests have frowned at the idea.
Technical experts cringe at the idea.
American officials balk at the idea.
But Turner scoffed at the idea.
It scoffs at the idea of saving.
His eyes light up at the idea.
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Brown is appalled at the idea.
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at the illusion
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at the premise
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