Idiom: A Blessing in Disguise
bad event with a good outcome
Examples
- Losing that job was a blessing in disguise.
Key rules
- A blessing in disguise means something bad that turns out to have a good result
- It is used with "was" or "turned out to be"
- It keeps the article "a" before "blessing"
- The phrase describes an event, not a person
Common mistakes
- A blessings in disguise โ A blessing in disguise
๐ก Tip: A proverb with the same idea: every cloud has a silver lining.