A sock hangs from the partly open doors of a carved wooden wardrobe, with a small key on the floor.

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I don't think that my wardrobe can take the assault of your daily needs.

— Charmed  ·  1998

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What it means

Our interpretation.

The speaker doubts a wardrobe can survive the constant demands of someone else's daily needs. 'Assault' exaggerates the strain, casting ordinary requests as an onslaught and hinting at a limit to what can be shared or borrowed.

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