Wolf in sheep's clothing
The phrase "Wolf in sheep's clothing" refers to someone who appears harmless, gentle, or trustworthy but actually has malicious or deceiving intentions. It originates from the idea of a wolf hiding its true nature by disguising itself as a sheep, fooling others into believing it poses no threat.
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