chink in one's armor
The phrase "chink in one's armor" refers to a vulnerability or weak point in someone's defenses, usually used metaphorically. It alludes to a knight or warrior wearing armor with a small opening or crack, making them susceptible to an attack. In a non-literal sense, it describes an area where someone is particularly vulnerable, whether it be emotionally, intellectually, physically, or in any other aspect.
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