VOCABULARY - IDIOMS

Like a Moth to a Flame

Meaning:

Drawn to something or someone despite the dangers

Examples:

  • She was drawn to the stage like a moth to a flame, unable to resist the allure of performing.
  • Despite the danger, he couldn't help but be attracted to the abandoned house, much like a moth to a flame.
  • The children were like moths to a flame when they saw the colorful candy on display at the fair.
  • Whenever there's a new gadget released, he's like a moth to a flame, eager to try it out.
  • The gossip spread quickly through the office, and soon everyone was gathered around, drawn like moths to a flame.
  • She knew she shouldn't get involved in drama, but she couldn't help herself; she was drawn to it like a moth to a flame.
  • The tourists were like moths to a flame when they saw the bright lights of the city at night.
  • The mystery surrounding the old mansion attracted explorers like moths to a flame, despite warnings of danger.
  • The politician's charisma was so powerful that people were drawn to him like moths to a flame.
  • The opportunity to travel abroad was too tempting to resist; she was drawn to it like a moth to a flame.