kettle of fish Antonyms
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Strong:
- jackpot
- spot
- rabbit-hole
- rattrap
- swamp
- quagmire
- difficulty
- mire
- corner
- crisis
- hot-water
- impasse
- sticky-wicket
- jam
- box
Weak:
Meaning of kettle of fish
Wordnet
kettle of fish (n)
informal terms for a difficult situation
kettle of fish Sentence Examples
- The financial situation of the company turned out to be a whole different kettle of fish than what was initially presented.
- The politician found himself in a kettle of fish when the allegations of corruption surfaced.
- Dealing with the complexities of international trade agreements was a whole new kettle of fish for the young diplomat.
- The doctor warned the patient that the medical condition was a whole different kettle of fish than what they had initially thought.
- The engineer discovered that the design flaws in the project were a much bigger kettle of fish than they had anticipated.
- The teacher realized that teaching high school students was a whole different kettle of fish compared to teaching elementary school children.
- The new manager realized that managing a large team was a whole other kettle of fish compared to managing a small team.
- The traveler found that navigating the bustling streets of Tokyo was a whole different kettle of fish compared to navigating the quiet streets of their hometown.
- The scientist realized that solving the complex problem required a whole different kettle of fish than what they had initially thought.
- The detective found that solving the cold case was a whole different kettle of fish compared to solving petty crimes.
FAQs About the word kettle of fish
informal terms for a difficult situation
pickle, predicament,dilemma, bind, hole, jackpot, spot, rabbit hole, rattrap,swamp
No antonyms found.
The financial situation of the company turned out to be a whole different kettle of fish than what was initially presented.
The politician found himself in a kettle of fish when the allegations of corruption surfaced.
Dealing with the complexities of international trade agreements was a whole new kettle of fish for the young diplomat.
The doctor warned the patient that the medical condition was a whole different kettle of fish than what they had initially thought.
