According to one's opinion, choice, or preference. For example, For my money, a trip to Europe is not worth the trouble or expense. [Second half of 1500s]
for one's money
| Idioms: for one's money |
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 | Brown, Craig (Quotes By) |
| money (Idiom) |
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- Brown, Craig (Quotes By)
- money (Idiom)
- Scotch (people of Scotland)
- go broke (Idiom)
- unheard of (Idiom)
- put money on (Idiom)
- take to the cleaners (Idiom)
- Peculation (business term)
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- put up or shut up (Idiom)
- where (Idiom)
- chip (Idiom)
- pocket (Idiom)
- dig down (Idiom)
