Idioms
tip the balance
to have important or decisive influence, to decide something
The man's ability to speak French tipped the balance in his favor to get the job at the embassy.
tip the scales at (something)
tire (someone) out or tire out (someone)
tired out
tit for tat
to (someone's) liking
to (someone's) way of thinking
to a fault
to a great extent
to a large extent
to a T
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throw the book at (someone)
neither fish nor fowl
close to home
kick around
know (something) only too well
shake off an illness or shake an illness off
on the contrary
dead letter
sort out (something) or sort (something) out
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