(proverb) if you did bad things in the past, you will get bad results in the future
if you did good things in the past, you will get good results in the future
Example Sentences:
That man was a criminal a few years ago, and now he’s in jail. You reap what you sow.
Mary was always kind to everyone. She volunteered, gave money to charity, and helped the homeless. You reap what you sow. She just won the lottery!
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