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tiptoe through a minefield

idiom
Meaning

To approach a situation with great caution because it contains many hidden dangers or problems.


Examples
SIMPLE

You must tiptoe through a minefield when discussing politics at home.

CONTEXTUAL

The manager had to tiptoe through a minefield of office rivalries while trying to announce the new budget cuts.

COMPLEX

Navigating the delicate negotiations required the diplomat to tiptoe through a minefield of historical grievances and conflicting national interests to reach a lasting peace agreement.

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