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A taste/dose of your own medicine

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Informal Idiom

This phrase is casual, often used among friends or in relaxed settings, not in formal situations.

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After losing in chess, he smiled and said, 'I guess this is a taste of my own medicine.'
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Negative Experience

The phrase usually refers to an unpleasant experience, emphasizing fairness or irony.

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She finally got a dose of her own medicine when her sarcasm was turned against her.
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Consequence-Driven

Use it when someone faces consequences directly linked to their actions.

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By not preparing for the test, he received a taste of his own medicine when he scored poorly.
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