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The phrase "my bones" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is a way of emphasizing the strength of a feeling or an emotion, usually a painful or uncomfortable one. For example: "When he said those cruel words, it felt like my bones were breaking."
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My bones creak.
It's in my bones.
My bones were inflammable.
The warmth baked my bones.
Pessimism is in my bones.
Oh, but my bones.
"It burned like fire in my bones".
"I could feel it in my bones".
In my bones, I believe in equality".
I was sad down to my bones.
My bones turn to warm Blu Tack".
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