to sit up with sb
1sit well with — If something doesn t sit well with you, it doesn t please you or is not acceptable to you …
2sit comfortably (with something) — sit comfortably, easily, well, etc. (with sth) idiom to seem right, natural, suitable, etc. in a particular place or situation • His views did not sit comfortably with the management line. Main entry: ↑sitidiom …
3sit easily (with something) — sit comfortably, easily, well, etc. (with sth) idiom to seem right, natural, suitable, etc. in a particular place or situation • His views did not sit comfortably with the management line. Main entry: ↑sitidiom …
4sit well (with something) — sit comfortably, easily, well, etc. (with sth) idiom to seem right, natural, suitable, etc. in a particular place or situation • His views did not sit comfortably with the management line. Main entry: ↑sitidiom …
5sit well with someone — (not) sit well with (someone) mainly American if a situation or an idea does not sit well with someone, they do not like it or accept it. The idea of people other than police combating crime does not sit well with many of the public …
6sit well with — (not) sit well with (someone) mainly American if a situation or an idea does not sit well with someone, they do not like it or accept it. The idea of people other than police combating crime does not sit well with many of the public …
7sit well (with) — {v.} Find favor with; please. * /The reduced school budget did not sit well with the teachers./ …
8sit well (with) — {v.} Find favor with; please. * /The reduced school budget did not sit well with the teachers./ …
9sit\ well\ with — v Find favor with; please. The reduced school budget did not sit well with the teachers …
10sit well with — please or find favor with someone His decision to leave early for the weekend didn t sit well with the other members of the staff …
