Midas touch
Speech parts
1. Midas touch - Noun
2. Midas touch - Phrase
3. Midas touch - Proper noun
Meaning
an ability to make and manage large amounts of money
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Examples
The male has a negative Midas Touch - everything he touches turns to shit.
James Corden doesn’t have the Midas touch on movie musicals.
Burrows also lent his Midas touch to the long-running sitcom by helming the pilot as well as more than a dozen other episodes.
Galliano once took his bows at Christian Dior, Givenchy, and his eponymous label in all matter of fantasy costumes; at Margiela he never appears, but his signature Midas touch is on every piece that comes down the runway.
Maybe you don't have a green thumb, but you can buy yourself a Midas touch.
Since the days of riverboat swindlers and frontier land shysters, Americans have been captivated by “successful” men who possess the Midas touch and offer us a chance to join them in their wealth.