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The following 778 entries include the term [one's].
cast one's lot with
idiomatic phrase: to join or become associated with a person, group, or thing that one hopes will win or succeed
flip one's lid
idiomatic phrase: to lose one's reason or composure
get one's life back together
idiomatic phrase: to begin living in a normal way after suffering loss, hardship, etc.
get one's life together
idiomatic phrase: to begin to live one's life in a responsible and mature way
get one's shit together
idiomatic phrase: to begin to proceed in an effective way : to become prepared, organized, etc.
have one's head examined
idiomatic phrase—used to say that someone is being very unreasonable or irrational
meet one's maker
idiomatic phrase: to die —often used figuratively
off one's trolley
idiomatic phrase: mentally unsound
one's ducks in a row
idiomatic phrase—used figuratively in phrases like have one's ducks in a row, get one's ducks in a row, or put one's ducks in a row to describe being or becoming thoroughly organized
out of one's mind
idiomatic phrase: mentally unsound —usually used informally in an exaggerated way
piece one's life back together
idiomatic phrase: to begin living in a normal way after suffering loss, hardship, etc.
pin one's hopes on
idiomatic phrase: to hope very much for a good outcome from (something or someone) especially when other options are not available or are not pursued
pull one's shit together
idiomatic phrase: to begin to proceed in an effective way : to become prepared, organized, etc.
put one's life back together
idiomatic phrase: to begin living in a normal way after suffering loss, hardship, etc.
take one's time
idiomatic phrase: to be leisurely and unhurried about doing something
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- The business’s new computer system proved not to be a panacea.
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