Bring something home to somebody

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verb

To make a point or truth clear and understandable to somebody.

The documentary brought home the severity of the climate crisis to many viewers.
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  • bring truth home to somebody
  • bring reality home to somebody

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Idiomatic

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Emotional Impact

This phrase often underscores the emotional significance when someone grasps a concept.

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Her powerful speech really brought home to us the importance of voting.
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Realization Moment

Used when someone has a moment of realization or awakening due to a clear explanation.

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Seeing the aftermath of the hurricane really brought home to him the effects of climate change.
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Persuasive Power

Indicates that an argument or example is particularly convincing or impactful.

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The charity's presentation brought home the plight of the homeless to the community.
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