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Meanings of own medicine in English
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Usage of own medicine in English
1
It strikes me you should take a dose of your own medicine.
2
Betaking themselves oft to deserted places, they each consulted his own medicine.
3
JEKYLL, Doctor, a physician who took a dose of his own medicine.
4
It's another case of a physician who doesn't take his own medicine.'
5
The question is whether Intel can handle a taste of its own medicine.
6
Another suggested all this brother-in-law needed was a taste of his own medicine.
7
We are giving the Boches a dose of their own medicine.
8
Thank you, we got a dose of our own medicine-machine-gunfire, in enfilade.
9
He wanted to give Americans a taste of their own medicine.
10
I stood up, just to give Royce a dose of his own medicine.
11
We'll give him a dose of his own medicine, proposed Dippy.
12
Yes, you've got to take some of your own medicine now, old fellow.
13
I think I need a dose of my own medicine.
14
He was just glad the bastard had received a bit of his own medicine.
15
Damned embusqués; it'll do them good to get a bit of their own medicine.
16
The advertiser seems to fight shy of her own medicine.
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United States of America
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