<p>In today's idiom lesson, we talk about what it means when someone says that they were stabbed in the back. Does it mean someone took a knife and literally stabbed them in the back? Let's find out in today's lesson about the idiomatic expression - stabbed in the back.</p>

In today's idiom lesson, we talk about what it means when someone says that they were stabbed in the back. Does it mean someone took a knife and literally stabbed them in the back? Let's find out in today's lesson about the idiomatic expression - stabbed in the back.

<p>In today's idiom lesson, we talk about what it means when someone says that they were stabbed in the back. Does it mean someone took a knife and literally&nbsp;stabbed them in the back? Let's find out in today's lesson about the idiomatic expression - stabbed in the back.</p>

GFEA Idiom #3 - Stabbed in the Back

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GFEA Idiom #3 - Stabbed in the Back

GFEA Idiom #3 - Stabbed in the Back