toujours perdrix
The French phrase "toujours perdrix" literally means "always partridge," but it is used to express the idea that even something enjoyable can become tiresome if overdone.
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Definition
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(idiomatic)When something desirable becomes monotonous or tiresome due to overexposure.
Example
- After a week of gourmet meals, he began to feel 'toujours perdrix' and craved a simple sandwich.