Phrase of the Day (par for the course)-11JUN22

Phrase of the Day (par for the course)-11JUN22

Today’s “Phrase of the Day” is “par for the course and its meaning is “normal, typical, usual, routine, ordinary, standard”.

Example Sentence: In the complex and often arcane world of global diplomacy, gaffes, embarrassments and “diplomatic incidents” are par for the course. Some, like the Qatari decision to cancel a banquet in honour of Vice President Venkaiah Naidu, ostensibly due to his counterpart the Deputy Emir’s possible exposure to COVID-19, left officials wondering if there was a larger message being conveyed regarding the Qatar government’s unhappiness over the controversial comments made in India about Prophet Mohammad.

Phrase of the Day (par for the course)-11JUN22

This phrase is present in The Hindu article The art of diplomacy and click here to read it.

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