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no big deal
[noh big deel]
idiom
not important, impressive, or likely to be a problem.
The room was very nice, nothing too fancy, no big deal.
If I fail, it's no big deal—that’s sometimes the best way to learn how to do something.
(used ironically as an interjection to indicate that one considers something to be important or impressive).
No big deal, I’m just flying to Bermuda in my friend’s private jet!
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of no big deal1
Example Sentences
It was an expected transaction that, at first weary glance, appeared to be no big deal.
Your Democratic-voting nephew might still think dropping an Asian slur is no big deal because he’s got Filipino friends.
"I don't think I'll need to," he said, "I could, no big deal".
Given that in the occasionally dystopian 2020s, hitting presidents over the head with other presidents is no big deal, the new film might make perfect sense, even if it doesn’t improve one bit.
While saying it "was no big deal", the American did call for the regulations to be tightened.
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