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not dwell on

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not dwell on something
to not spend a lot of time thinking or talking about something I knew how important this test was but I didn't want to dwell on it. My mother's advice always was, "Don't dwell on it, do something about it!"
Usage notes: also used without not: She dwells on the past a little too much.
See also: dwell


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Next day Prince Andrew thought of the ball, but his mind did not dwell on it long.
His imagination did not dwell on the outward calamity and its future effect on Tom's life, but it made vividly present to him the probable state of Tom's feeling.
I may not dwell on all he did, to make the poor, weak creature love him, or my tale would have no end.
 
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