Has taken a bit of a backseat
Definition
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The Idiom “has taken a bit of a backseat,” means that something has become less important or less of a priority compared to before. It’s like saying that a particular activity, task, or issue is not at the forefront of their attention or focus. This idiom suggests that while the thing in question was once more prominent or significant, it has now been somewhat relegated to a less prominent position.
It could be used to describe a situation where someone used to spend a lot of time on a hobby but now doesn’t give it as much time as before. Similarly, in a work context, it might indicate that a project that was once a top priority has now been deprioritized.
Example sentences
Lately, my passion for painting has taken a bit of a backseat as I’ve been focusing more on my studies.
Due to the new project at work, my personal time has taken a bit of a backseat this week.
With the deadline approaching, my social media presence has taken a bit of a backseat.
My gaming hobby has taken a bit of a backseat recently as I’ve been exploring other interests.
The household chores have taken a bit of a backseat this month due to my busy schedule.