The History and Meaning of the Idiom All Greek to Me

The idiom "all Greek to me" is a common expression used to describe something that is completely incomprehensible or difficult to understand. Whether it refers to a technical subject, a complicated explanation, or something that simply doesn’t make sense, this phrase vividly conveys the sense of confusion and bewilderment. The phrase is used to indicate that whatever is being discussed is as foreign and unintelligible as if it were written in the Greek language, especially for someone who doesn't speak or understand Greek.

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