Phrasal Verb - Living Up to
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.Definition
To fulfill or meet the expectations or requirements of someone or something, especially when this has been promised or agreed. This phrasal verb can also mean to behave in a way that is worthy of respect or admiration.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | Despite his initial reluctance, John lived up to his promise and helped his friend move house. |
| 2 | The new manager was expected to live up to the high standards set by his predecessor. |
| 3 | My daughter's teacher was very impressed by how well she lived up to her potential during the exams. |
| 4 | The company's marketing campaign failed to live up to the hype. |
| 5 | The team's performance in the final match lived up to everyone's expectations. |
| 6 | After a disappointing start to the season, the team lived up to their promise and secured a playoff spot. |
| 7 | My brother-in-law promised to live up to his responsibilities as a father, but he often neglected his children. |
| 8 | The new employee was given a challenging project, but he lived up to the challenge and delivered excellent results. |
| 9 | The restaurant's reputation lived up to the rave reviews we had read online. |
| 10 | The new product lived up to the hype and exceeded our expectations |