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AI gave me this about beauty lying in the eyes of the beholder

Beauty lies in the eye of the beholder means that beauty is a subjective opinion rather than a hard fact, meaning different people see and value different things.

Meaning

• Subjective: What one person finds attractive or valuable, another person may dislike.
• Perception: The way you view something depends on your own mind, feelings, and personal taste rather than the object itself.
• Broad use: It applies to people, art, music, home design, and ideas—not just physical appearance.

Origin

• Early roots: Similar ideas appear in works by William Shakespeare and Benjamin Franklin.
• Famous quote: The modern version comes from Margaret Wolfe Hungerford's 1878 novel Molly Bawn ("Beauty is in the eye of the beholder").

 
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