Not cut out for.
/nɒt kʌt aʊt fɔːr/
Not suited for something.
The idiom "not cut out for" implies that someone is not suitable or lacks the necessary skills or qualities for a particular job, task, or role. This expression can help individuals identify their strengths and weaknesses, guiding them toward pursuits that are more aligned with their capabilities and avoiding those for which they are ill-prepared.
Example Sentences
He's not cut out for this job.
The first sample conveys that the person is not suitable or lacks the necessary skills for the job.
She realized she was not cut out for teaching.
The second sample demonstrates a realization of not having the aptitude for a teaching career.
I tried to be a salesperson, but I’m just not cut out for persuading people to buy things.
The third sample explains that the person feels unsuited to convincing others as required in a sales role.
