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Sow the seeds of something

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Used when an action is expected to lead to something bigger or more significant over time. SlideShe volunteered to sow the seeds of change in her community.
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Often carries a hopeful or constructive tone, implying positive development or progress. SlideThe new policy sowed the seeds of economic recovery.
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Metaphoric InitiationPlay
Metaphorically references planting to indicate the start of a process or journey. SlideHer research sowed the seeds of a technological revolution.
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