Practicing Success
Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. Give someone a taste of their own medicine |
Sell something back to someone Mistreat someone in the same way they have treated others Show someone their faults Make fun of someone |
Mistreat someone in the same way they have treated others |
The correct answer is OPTION 2 - Mistreat someone in the same way they have treated others The most appropriate meaning of the idiom "give someone a taste of their own medicine" is mistreat someone in the same way they have treated others. The idiom "give someone a taste of their own medicine" is used to describe someone who is treating another person in a way that the other person has treated them in the past. For example, if someone has been rude to you, you might say that you are going to "give them a taste of their own medicine" by being rude to them in return.
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