The internet slang term “The Ball Is In Your Court” means that it is now someone else’s turn or responsibility to take action or make a decision. They have been given the opportunity to act or respond, and it is up to them to do so.
Examples:
1. If a friend asks you to choose a restaurant for dinner, and you suggest a few options, they may say, “The ball is in your court now. Pick the one you like the most!” This means that it’s now your turn to decide and they are waiting for your choice.
2. During an online discussion, one person might present an argument or question to another. If the second person responds with, “Well, you’ve shared your thoughts, now the ball is in your court. How do you defend that position?” It implies that it’s up to the initial person to defend or explain their standpoint.
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