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Explaining "To each his own"

Reviewed and edited by Anwar Kareem 02/12/2024, 05:39
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What does it mean?

To each his own

The phrase "To each his own" means that everyone has their own preferences and tastes, and these individual choices should be respected.

Tone

Understanding and respectful

Origin

The expression originates from the Latin phrase "suum cuique", which translates to "to each his own". It has been used since ancient times to convey the idea of justice and fairness, acknowledging individual rights and differences.

Examples of usage

  • I don't understand why she likes pineapple on pizza, but to each his own.
  • If he enjoys staying in on weekends instead of going out, to each his own.

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