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Meaning of "crossed the rubicon"
The phrase 'crossed the rubicon' is used figuratively to describe a situation where a person has passed a point of no return or made an irreversible decision
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- simple past tense and past participle of cross the Rubicon
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crossed the rubicon
You might have crossed the rubicon.
I crossed the rubicon of blood.
We as a global society have crossed the Rubicon.
It has crossed the rubicon politically.
It was here that we literally crossed the Rubicon.
You have crossed the Rubicon a long time ago.
Is that we have all just crossed the Rubicon.
Crossed the Rubicon one day and lost his balls along the way.
But now you have crossed the Rubicon.
The predictable objection is that we actually have evidence that Caesar crossed the Rubicon.
They have not yet crossed the Rubicon.
He crossed the Rubicon and became master of Rome.
He said this when he crossed the Rubicon with his troops.
So it appears the Eurozone crisis has finally crossed the rubicon.
Caesar spoke these words as he crossed the Rubicon in defiance of his government.
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He crossed the Rubicon with his legions and he entered Rome.
Caesar spoke these words as he crossed the Rubicon in defiiance of his government.
Crossed the Rubicon.
The Kingdom has crossed the rubicon.
The SDAP crossed the Rubicon by disowning the internationalism still proclaimed in its program.
We have already crossed the Rubicon.
Caesar had crossed the Rubicon River in the year before, starting a civil war.
President Obama has crossed the Rubicon.
Caesar then crossed the Rubicon river with his veteran army, and marched towards Rome.
The Obama administration has crossed the Rubicon.
Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon and brought his army into Rome.
Chancellor Merkel has already crossed the Rubicon.
After deliberation, he crossed the Rubicon and invaded Rome to enforce his will.
Cassius left Italy shortly after Caesar crossed the Rubicon.
Caesar has crossed the Rubicon.
Clearly, this was a committed individual that had crossed the Rubicon.
They have crossed the Rubicon.
Our eyes met, and there was this tacit understanding that we had crossed the Rubicon.
They both crossed the Rubicon.
It 's been over a year since Caesar crossed the Rubicon.
Yet, he crossed the Rubicon and was drawn into a Kafkaesque trial.
He thought you hadn't crossed the Rubicon.
Yet, I have crossed the rubicon and there is no turning back.
Finally, he gave the signal and he crossed the Rubicon.
Caesar famously crossed the Rubicon and came to Rome regardless, sparking the Roman Civil War.
Out of my way, well We truly crossed the Rubicon now.
She 's crossed the Rubicon.
We both were . He thought you had not crossed the Rubicon.
You have crossed the Rubicon now, pal.
It 's right at the point where Julius crossed the Rubicon.
I crossed the Rubicon with Cæsar ; fought at Pharsalia ; saw poor.
Minelli had crossed the Rubicon.
However, President Ramaphosa himself has not yet crossed the rubicon.
We have not crossed the Rubicon.
And, of course, it was with just one legion that Caesar crossed the Rubicon.
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