Not pass your lips

verb phrase

When something is not said or spoken.

I trust that her name will not pass your lips again in my company.

Often appears as...

her name will not pass your lips
his secret will not pass your lips

Usage tips

Idiomatic, Colloquial

verb phrase

When something is not said or spoken.

I trust that her name will not pass your lips again in my company.

Often appears as...

her name will not pass your lips
his secret will not pass your lips

Usage tips

Idiomatic, Colloquial

Definition 1 of 1

Visual representation of "not pass your lips"

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Secrecy Importance

Use it when highlighting the importance of keeping something confidential.

This plan must not pass your lips until we announce it officially.

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Emotional Weight

Conveys the serious emotional weight of keeping a secret or staying silent.

Promise me that my confession will not pass your lips, it's a matter of trust.

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Conversational Context

Often used during conversations to emphasize the expectation of privacy.

Let's keep this between us; your opinion about the boss should not pass your lips.

Pro Tip 1/3

Secrecy Importance

Use it when highlighting the importance of keeping something confidential.

This plan must not pass your lips until we announce it officially.

Pro Tip 2/3

Emotional Weight

Conveys the serious emotional weight of keeping a secret or staying silent.

Promise me that my confession will not pass your lips, it's a matter of trust.

Pro Tip 3/3

Conversational Context

Often used during conversations to emphasize the expectation of privacy.

Let's keep this between us; your opinion about the boss should not pass your lips.

Pro Tip 1/3

Secrecy Importance

Use it when highlighting the importance of keeping something confidential.

This plan must not pass your lips until we announce it officially.

Pro Tip 2/3

Emotional Weight

Conveys the serious emotional weight of keeping a secret or staying silent.

Promise me that my confession will not pass your lips, it's a matter of trust.

Pro Tip 3/3

Conversational Context

Often used during conversations to emphasize the expectation of privacy.

Let's keep this between us; your opinion about the boss should not pass your lips.

Visual representation of the word "Not pass your lips"

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