“Lose your touch”

Definition

To become less skilled at something than before.

Examples

Examples

“He used to be great at sales, but he has lost his touch.”

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Frequently asked questions

What does "Lose your touch" mean?
"Lose your touch" means to become less skilled at something than before..
How do you use "Lose your touch" in a sentence?
Example: "He used to be great at sales, but he has lost his touch."
What is the Russian or Armenian translation of "Lose your touch"?
Потерять прежний навык или мастерство. / Կորցնել նախկին հմտությունը կամ վարպետությունը։
Is this idiom formal or informal?
This idiom is neutral and can be used in most contexts.

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