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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'the bowels of' is a correct and usable idiom in written English.
You can use it to refer to a place or situation that is unpleasant, dangerous or hidden. For example, "The adventurers ventured deep into the bowels of the cave, searching for the hidden treasure."
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Her baby disappeared into the bowels of the Shaoyang orphanage.
In the bowels of the building are two smaller theatres.
Like dangerously close to the bowels of hell.
We wander around the bowels of the theatre.
He points to the bowels of the ship.
I'm staggering about in the bowels of the Palais.
In the bowels of Kings Place lies a small coffin.
Demons summoned from the bowels of Hell or some such.
I was being sucked down, dragged down into the bowels of the earth.
They had just arrived from Kasai, Dicknose said, fresh from the bowels of the earth.
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