far be it from me
The phrase "far be it from me" is an idiomatic expression used to indicate that the speaker strongly disclaims or denies the possibility of them doing or being associated with a certain thing. It expresses humility or modesty by suggesting that the speaker is not qualified, knowledgeable, or willing to engage in a particular action or behavior. It is often used to distance oneself rhetorically from a belief, opinion, or undesirable characteristic.
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