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idiomthink nothing of (doing) sthto think that something is ordinary and not strange, special, or difficult to do:Not so many years ago, children would have thought nothing of walking two or three miles to school and back.Verveine's rich clients thought nothing of paying £20,000 to be dressed by him.I don't see the harm - people think nothing of it these days, going topless.
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