Alternatives for "work like a charm"

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what are alternatives for the idiom "work like a charm"?basically I'd like to know another way of saying that, people love variety.any advice would be very much appreciated.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

My phone automatically starts a sentence with a capital letter. That's how vital and invariable the practice is. Even if it didn't, I could switch to capitals with a single keystroke and back again with one more. My advice is to start every sentence with a capital letter.

It would help to have the sentence you intend to use the expression in. Context is everything in these matters. But a

It would help to have the sentence you intend to use the expression in. Context is everything in these matters. But a few suggestions from the ballpark, anyway:

that's the ticket

Bob's your uncle

that'll get you there

runs like a top

purrs like a kitten

goes over big

kills it

fills the bill

Anonymous · Answer

There are numerous alternatives you can use for this in English. The following is American usage. The above post is apparently British usage.

the bees' knees

the best

second to none

heaven sent

you'd kill for one

you'd sell your wife/husband/kids/mother/soul for one

you'd die for one

you'd sell the farm for one

you'd quit your job for one

you can't beat it

you'd walk a mile for one

you'd give up ______ for one (something considered essential goes in the blank)

Alternatives for "work like a charm"

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