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Left Out In The Cold

Left Out In The Cold - to be ignored or left out from a conversation or event; uninvited

We were left out in the cold during planning the trip to Europe.

Our parents left us out in the cold, when they decided to buy a new house.

My father was left out in the cold when my sister had a baby. The family is very upset.

All my friends went on vacation, but I was left out in the cold.

My son left me out in the cold, when he and his wife got married.

I do not like to be left out in the cold when it comes to making financial decisions.

Landslide Victory

Like A Cakewalk

Land A Job

Left Out In The Cold

Limited Budget

Live And Let Live

Look High And Low

Long Face

Lucky Streak

Lose Track Of Time

Low-life

Lucky Break

Lose Your Marbles

Let Off The Hook

Learn The Ropes

Like A Hole In The Head

Let Your Hair Down

Let Off Steam

Lighten Up

Living Hand To Mouth

Let The Cat Of The Bag

Lose Your Temper

Look Like A Million Dollars

Look On The Bright Side

Love To Death

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