strong suit

American  

noun

1. Bridge. a long suit that contains high cards.

2. Also called strong point.  one's most highly developed characteristic, talent, or skill; forte.

   Patience is not his strong suit.

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strong suit Idioms  

1. see strong point.

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Etymology

Origin of strong suit

First recorded in 1860–65

Example Sentences

Academics are not your strong suit - your strengths lie elsewhere.

From BBC

Delivering off-the-cuff banter in reaction to news of the moment — a requirement for morning TV news — was not his strong suit.

From Los Angeles Times

And foreign policy is not generally considered the strong suit of Labour's main current foe, Reform UK.

From BBC

In his video, Rourke admitted the business end of his business has never been his strong suit.

From Los Angeles Times

Qualifying has always been my strong suit, my best.

From BBC