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primrose path

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primrose path
Fig. earthly delights that come to an end. She led him down the primrose path until she got tired of him.
See also: path, primrose
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Ms Jenkins said she was worried how people might react to the drugs admission, but I think she can rest assured: we're all just thankful she didn't stray as far down the primrose path as the seemingly tragic (and equally talented) Amy Winehouse, with whose voice Duffy's has sometimes been compared.
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