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the apple does not fall far from the tree
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1.
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proverbial
neutral
Children tend to resemble their parents in character, behavior, habits, or abilities.
People often inherit or adopt traits, tendencies, or dispositions from their family.
2.
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informal
colloquial
Used to explain, excuse, or note similarities between relatives, often implying predictability of negative or positive traits.
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