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one's way

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*one's (own) way
one's way of doing something; one's will or desire. (*Typically: get ~; have ~.) She always has to have her own way. She thinks no one else can do it right.
See also: way

*one's (own) way (with someone or something)

[get/have] one's control over someone or something. (*Typically: get ~; have ~.) The mayor got his way with the city council. He seldom gets his own way. How often do you have your way with your own money? Parents usually have their way with their children.
See also: way


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Change is always difficult and it is easy to get set in one's ways.
Change is always difficult and it is easy to get set in one's ways.
Change is always difficult and it is easy to get set in one's ways.
 
 
 
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