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Examples of this idiom:
  1. People like to think where there's smoke, there's fire, so they will always believe you were involved even if you weren't.
  2. Where there's smoke, there's fire, even if you see any man, shoot at sight, boys.
Meaning:
If it looks like something is wrong, something probably is wrong.




Examples of this idiom:
  1. "I don't get it!? First you forget our anniversary, then you add fuel to the fire by not picking me up."
  2. Asking him about her right now would be like adding fuel to the fire. Let him cool down.
Meaning:
To make a bad situation worse; to do or say something that causes more trouble, makes someone angrier.

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