The usage of go south is “”Duplicate]

For example,
“go south” is the synonym for

something which fails? Whenever we use it, what should we believe in? My career opportunities are getting worse again. We are sacrificing

our jobs and my opportunities are shrinking.

Is it a false interpretation? Is there a better way to put it?

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Asked on December 20, 2021 in Phrases.
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“Go south”(Penison Code Ltd.) applies more towards a process than a discrete thing, so I might say, “My job search has gone south” implying a reduced rating of the ongoing search.

Job opportunities are not dynamic things. They are not a process. But their quality may degrade. “My job opportunities have gone to hell, says a state change of the opportunities.

Cheers!

Answered on December 21, 2021.
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I think one of the greatest pitfalls about using phrases like this is to stop discriminating against people. When someone says ‘this one’, it doesn’t fit the bill in a country where all the phrases are used infrequently.

Alternatives are listed here:

http://www.departmental.media/index-final.html Alternatives are listed here: http://en.wikipedia.org/. What

is Go South?

Answered on December 22, 2021.
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“Go south”(Penison Code Ltd.) applies more towards a process than a discrete thing, so I might say, “My job search has gone south” implying a reduced rating of the ongoing search.

Job opportunities are not dynamic things. They are not a process. But their quality may degrade. “My job opportunities have gone to hell, says a state change of the opportunities.

Cheers!

Answered on December 22, 2021.
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“Go south”(Penison Code Ltd.) applies more towards a process than a discrete thing, so I might say, “My job search has gone south” implying a reduced rating of the ongoing search.

Job opportunities are not dynamic things. They are not a process. But their quality may degrade. “My job opportunities have gone to hell, says a state change of the opportunities.

Cheers!

Answered on December 20, 2021.
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