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Phrase of the Day (get (back) in the groove)-21MAY20

Phrase of the Day (get (back) in the groove)-21MAY20

Today’s “Phrase of the Day” is get (back) in the groove and its meaning is “to start functioning as usual; to return to normalcy (routine); (in sports) to start performing very well (as usual)”.

Example Sentence: Hyderabad got back in the groove on Tuesday as citizens poured into the streets to catch up on shopping and to reach offices which are being allowed to function from May 19. The Tuesday market near Kishen Bagh was chock-a-block with shoppers.

This phrase is present in The Hindu Front Page article Hyderabad back in the groove after COVID break and click here to read it.

Courtesy: The Hindu.

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