dance to a new tune
The phrase "dance to a new tune" is often used to describe a significant shift in someone's behavior or perspective, typically due to new influences or circumstances.
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Definition
B2General
(figurative, informal)To change one's behavior, attitude, or approach, usually in response to new circumstances or influences.
Example
- After the new management took over, the employees had to dance to a new tune.
- She used to be very reserved, but now she's dancing to a new tune and is much more outgoing.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "dance to a new tune":
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