Sekirov Dictionary

take something in stride

verb1

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(US) To cope with something unfortunate without much effort; to accept or manage difficulties well.
- And mama used to say "Take your time, young man!" / And mama used to say "Don't you rush to get old!" / And mama used to say "Take it in your stride!" / And mama used to say "Live your life!" — 1982

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took something in stride · taken something in stride · taking something in stride · takes something in stride

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