Meet your match.
[Idiom] MEET YOUR MATCH. - Discovering Your Equal in Various Aspects of Life
Find someone equal in skill or ability.
When someone has 'met their match,' they have encountered a person who equals or challenges their skills, abilities, or talents in a particular area. The idiom is often used in competitive scenarios, such as sports, games, or even intellectual debates. It can imply a thrilling competition or a challenging obstacle, depending on the context. For instance, a seasoned chess player finally meeting an opponent who can match wits with them creates an engaging and immersive battle of skills.
Example Sentences
Joe finally met his match in the chess tournament.
Joe encountered a challenging opponent in chess.
She thought she could outwit anyone, but she finally met her match in the new hire.
She met someone as clever as her in the new hire.
After years of winning every race, the seasoned athlete met his match in a young, upcoming runner.
The experienced athlete faced a tough competitor in a younger runner.
