Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
get-set-ones-house-in-order
idiomatic expression
ɡɛt sɛt wʌnz haʊs ɪn ɔrdər
Definition
To prepare oneself and organize personal affairs in a systematic way.
Examples
- Before the big move, she decided to get her house in order.
- After the hectic holiday season, it was time for him to get his house in order.
- Getting your house in order can help reduce stress and improve productivity.
Meaning
This phrase implies taking the necessary steps to ensure everything is in order, often related to personal responsibilities or household management.
Synonyms
- get organized
- tidy up
- set things straight
