Similar words: antiemetic, tier, courtier, portiere, frontier, proprieties, emetic, hermetic. Meaning: [meɪ'tjeɪ] 
n. 1. an asset of special worth or utility 2. an occupation for which you are especially well suited.
n. 1. an asset of special worth or utility 2. an occupation for which you are especially well suited. 
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1. Rose tried painting but found her metier in music.
2. Acting is not my metier.
3. Modern music is not his metier.
4. In law he found his true metier.
5. The status quo of bus metier in Jiangment City, Guangdong Province, crux hindering its development and the corresponding adaptive measures are stated.
6. Don't ask me how to make an omelette; cooking isn't my metier.
7. He followed many unsuccessful paths before finding his true metier.
8. It was as the magazine's business manager that he found his true metier.
9. Many of my guests have followed similarly tortuous paths before finding their true metier.
10. Don't ask me how to make omelette; cooking isn't my metier.
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