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just what the doctor ordered
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something that is exactly what is needed or required in a certain situation
What is the origin of the idiom "just what the doctor ordered" and when to use it?
The idiom "just what the doctor ordered" originated from the belief that a medical professional knows best when it comes to prescribing the appropriate treatment or remedy for an ailment. It is mostly used metaphorically to suggest that something is precisely what is needed or beneficial in a specific situation.
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The sunny weather during the vacation was just what the doctor ordered for a much-needed break from the daily routine.
The comforting words from a close friend were just what the doctor ordered to boost my morale during a difficult time.
After a long day at work, a relaxing bubble bath was just what the doctor ordered to help me unwind.
The warm cup of tea and a good book were just what the doctor ordered to soothe my cold symptoms and help me feel better.
A weekend getaway to the peaceful countryside was just what the doctor ordered to escape the stress of city life.
