Cliché: out of the woods

Meaning: out of danger or in the clear
Rewrite 1: out of the thicket
Rewrite 2: out of the weed patchⁿ⁵
Rewrite 3: clear of the mines
Rewrite 4: in the middle of an angry crowd

Comment: Decide first whether you want to express being out of some kind of danger or in the clear. Although “out of the woods” can express either, other metaphors can’t.

More reading about clichés
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• Film Sound Clichés: "Film sound stereotypes and common logic flaws."