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where (one) lives where (one) livesPersonally or intimately, referring to an effect that something has on one. People by nature only care about an issue if it hits them where they live. The boss's comments at my evaluation really got me where I live.See also: liveswhere someone livesInf. at one's core; in one's personal situation. That really hits you where you live, doesn't it? Yes, that gets me where I live.See also: liveswhere one livessee under close to home. See also: lives, onewhere you live at, to, or in the right, vital, or most vulnerable spot. North American 2002 New York Times The movies hit them where they live—in their own state of desperation and doubt. See also: live |