What does "be in one's element" mean?
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If I'm "in my element", I'm taking part in something which I'm quite good at, familiar with, or known for.
"The public speaker, who had done this countless times before, was really in his element."
"Science doesn't appeal to me but when I do mathematics, I really feel in my element."
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You've asked this one before.
Think of a fish in water being in his element. The rest is easy.
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