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Not One’s Cup Of Tea

Not One’s Cup Of Tea
How common is this idiom?: This idiom is somewhat common, but its usage is declining, especially among younger generations, who might find it a bit old-fashioned. However, it's still widely understood and occasionally used in informal conversations.
Literal Meaning: Something that is literally not a cup of tea, implying that it's not something one would normally drink or enjoy.
Actual Idiomatic Meaning: Something that is not one's interest or preference, meaning that someone doesn't enjoy or appreciate something.
I'm not a fan of horror movies, they're not my cup of tea.
I tried playing soccer, but it's not my cup of tea.

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