have a way with sb/sth
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Definition & Meaning of "[have] a way with {sb/sth}"

to have a way with sb/sth
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to have a natural talent in dealing with a particular type of people or things

to [have] a way with {sb/sth} definition and meaning

What is the origin of the idiom "have a way with someone or something" and when to use it?

The idiom "have a way with someone or something" is rooted in the idea of having a unique or special skill in dealing with people or things. This expression is used to describe someone's exceptional ability to interact, communicate, or manage a person or situation, often with positive results. It conveys the idea that the person has a natural charm, skill, or approach that allows them to be particularly successful or persuasive in their interactions.

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He has a way with words that makes his speeches captivating.
The chef has a way with spices that creates incredibly flavorful dishes.
He has a way with words that makes his speeches captivating.
The storyteller had a way with words that could spell even the most skeptical listener.
The chef has a way with spices that creates incredibly flavorful dishes.
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