of their own
idiom(have a mind of one's own)
to have one's own ideas and make one's own choices about what should be done —often used figuratively
of their own
idiom(have a mind of one's own)
better than anyone else at doing something
of their own
idiom(have a mind of one's own)
spending so much time thinking about something that one does not notice what is happening
of their own
idiom(have a mind of one's own)
at home
of their own
idiom(have a mind of one's own)
—used to indicate that someone does something because he or she wants to, not because someone has asked the person or forced him or her to do it
of their own
idiom(have a mind of one's own)
caused by one's own actions
of their own
idiom(have a mind of one's own)
because one wants to : voluntarily, willingly
of their own
idiom(have a mind of one's own)
—used to emphasize that something belongs or relates to a particular person or thing and to no other : one's own completely
of their own
idiom(have a mind of one's own)
using one's own money
of their own
idiom(have a mind of one's own)
something that eventually causes one to fail, be destroyed, be ruined, etc.