Idiom: to each one's own
Meaning
Idiom: to each one's own
- each person has his or her own opinion and/or way of doing something
Example sentences
— I don't understand how people can still smoke cigarettes—well, to each their own.
— My boyfriend eats rice with everything, even breakfast. To each his own I guess.
— Personally, I'd never drive pickup truck, but to each his own.
— In Europe, we don't wear clothes that are that baggy, but to each their own.
— I don't understand how people can be opposed to international travel, but to each his own I guess.
— You want to have hamburgers for lunch again? Okay, fine, to each their own. I'll get a salad across the street at Whole Foods.
— We believe it's important to allow our readers to provide feedback, but to each his own, you certainly don't have to leave comments.
— I prefer a much more natural or minimal makeup look, but to each her own.
— My parents hate tattoos so I was afraid to I tell them I got one, but they simply said to each his own.
— Normally we'd say to each one's own but your not wearing a mask during a pandemic threatens everyone's health.
Synonyms
- different strokes for different folks
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