Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
one-for-the-book
idiom
wʌn-fɔr-ðə-bʊk
Definition
An event or experience that is memorable or remarkable, often deserving to be recorded or remembered.
Examples
- This adventure was truly one-for-the-book; I’ll never forget the thrill of skydiving.
- Winning the championship was a one-for-the-book moment for the team, something they had dreamed of achieving.
- Her speech was one-for-the-book; it captivated everyone in the audience.
Meaning
The phrase refers to something notable that stands out in one’s personal history or experience, often used in a context where it is worthy of being noted or recounted.
Synonyms
- memorable
- remarkable
- unforgettable
