What Goes Around, Comes Around
DEFINITION: This idiom is used to express a situation in which a person's behavior (either positive or negative) later returns to either harm or benefit him or her.

EXAMPLE: Kevin is such a pleasant person and genuinely cares about his friends. I'm not surprised that so many people donated money to cover his medical expenses - what goes around, comes around!

I don't understand why Steve is so mad that his girlfriend lied - after all, what goes around, comes around!
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Faye Gary
Professor of Nursing
Case Western Reserve University