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The meaning of "lose your touch"

" Lose your touch "
Meaning:
Lose an ability that you used to possess.
Example:
Henry used to be sure to hit any number on the dartboard. Since his back operation he couldn't hit a barn door - he's really lost his touch.
Where did it originate?:
Britain, late 19th century.
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