sweep under the rug

The phrase "sweep under the rug" means to hide, ignore, or cover up something, especially a problem or wrongdoing, in order to avoid dealing with it or facing its consequences. It suggests the act of trying to conceal or dismiss an issue without addressing it directly.

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