Examples of 'really cut it' in a sentence
Meaning of "really cut it"
really cut it: to successfully perform or meet expectations in a task or job. This phrase is often used informally in everyday conversation or in a professional setting to indicate someone's ability to excel or do well at something
How to use "really cut it" in a sentence
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Burning a little sage does not really cut it.
He can really cut it up.
But repeating the same words and using synonyms will not really cut it either.
Will not really cut it.
I really cut it off.
This rogue wanted to really cut it off.
You really cut it.
Your old man said you really cut it today.
Like, maybe really cut it to my shoulders or something.
Nuclear-powered hypersonic weapons did not really cut it.
Regular sex does not really cut it for her anymore.
We really cut it close this time, guys.
He does not mean really cut it off.
You really cut it this time, Ness.
It does not really cut it.
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He can really cut it up. Where would you learn to dance like this?
Well, that does not really cut it anymore.
I am thinking that " How about them Broncos? " will not really cut it.
I mean really cut it.
Yeah, " Almost everyone " does not really cut it.
Will you really cut it off?
I do not know . An envelope? - It does not really cut it.
Come on, really cut it up.
An envelope? - It does not really cut it.
He can really cut it up - When you.
Sorry " does not really cut it.
By God he really cut it today, Hank, did not he?
An envelope doesn't really cut it.
Look! I really cut it off.
The matter of the scores . I do not think I would ever really cut it as a Cockney, would I?
Court . You really cut it.
So, I am thinking layers . Like, maybe really cut it to my shoulders or something.
I do not think I would ever really cut it as a Cockney, would I?
Nah, that doesn't really cut it for me.
