suit yourself

idiom

Meaning

An expression used to indicate that someone may do exactly what they want, often implying that the speaker disagrees with the choice or finds it foolish.

Examples

If you really want to spend your entire vacation cleaning the garage, then suit yourself.
I told him the restaurant was closed, but he decided to walk there anyway, so I just said, 'Suit yourself.'

Synonyms: do as you please, have it your way, as you wish, be my guest

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suit yourself

idiom

Pronunciation: /suːt jɔːrˈsɛlf/

Definition

An expression used to indicate that someone may do exactly what they want, often implying that the speaker disagrees with the choice or finds it foolish.

Examples

If you really want to spend your entire vacation cleaning the garage, then suit yourself.
I told him the restaurant was closed, but he decided to walk there anyway, so I just said, 'Suit yourself.'
She refused to take my advice on the investment, so I told her to suit herself.

Synonyms of suit yourself

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