wheelhouse
- noun
- /ˈwiːlˌhaʊs/
- As a writer, nonfiction is definitely my wheelhouse since I have a degree in journalism.
- right in my wheelhouse
So this fits very, very much within the wheelhouse of practical philosophy.
- So this fits very, very much within the wheelhouse of practical philosophy.
- They had material that was in the wheelhouse of the studio I was working for.
- So like well-being, that's Ryan's and mine's wheelhouse, but also minimalist design.
- No, no, trust me, this is not in my wheelhouse.
- This is this goes right into our wheelhouse of unnecessary interactions, correct?
- I don't think that was like in my wheelhouse.
- And one that fits into your, your zone, your, your wheelhouse, you know?
- These things are right in each other's wheelhouse.
- And it's finding gears that you never felt you had in your wheelhouse.
- I think I definitely knew right away that it was more my wheelhouse, right?
- This is right slap bang in your wheelhouse, I think.
- That's literally not in our wheelhouse.
- Coming up, we have, we have a new case that's kind of right in the RRP wheelhouse.
- It works in part because they use the techniques they already have in their wheelhouse.
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Totally in my wheelhouse and moreover, sounds like fun, which is something that has been in short supply lately.
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They had material that was in the wheelhouse of the studio I was working for.
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But this is my way into your wheelhouse of stuff, man.
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I think I definitely knew right away that it was more my wheelhouse, right?
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So this fits very, very much within the wheelhouse of practical philosophy.
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This pitch is in your wheelhouse.
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Because that's my wheelhouse, especially this year.
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Helping families stretch their food budget is certainly in Unilever's wheelhouse.
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But yeah, you couldn't have made a movie more in our wheelhouse if you tried, so needless to say, we're stoked.
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That's in my wheelhouse.
Synonyms
A task or topic you are good at and comfortable doing
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Wheelhouse uses the ship image too: from wheel and house, a place where you 'steer' best. So, if something is 'in your wheelhouse' it is inside your area of skill or comfort.