Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
all-part-of-the-game
idiom
/ɔːl pɑːrt əv ðə ɡeɪm/
Definition
An expression used to indicate that something is a normal or expected aspect of an activity, usually referring to challenges or setbacks encountered.
Examples
- Getting knocked down is all part of the game when you’re in competitive sports.
- Sometimes, you will face criticism; it’s all part of the game in the world of art.
Meaning
The phrase conveys that ups and downs or various experiences are inherent to the activity being discussed, and one should accept them as part of the overall experience.
Synonyms
- part of the process
- just how it goes
- a natural occurrence
