What is another word for coming to scratch?
Pronunciation: [kˈʌmɪŋ tə skɹˈat͡ʃ] (IPA) 
"Coming to scratch" is a phrase often used to describe someone or something that is improving or meeting a certain standard. Some synonyms for this phrase include "rising to the occasion," "getting up to speed," "meeting expectations," and "hitting the mark." Each of these phrases conveys a similar idea to "coming to scratch," but with slightly different nuances. "Rising to the occasion" implies overcoming a challenge, while "getting up to speed" suggests catching up with others. "Meeting expectations" is a straightforward way to describe meeting a certain standard, and "hitting the mark" implies reaching a desired level of achievement. Regardless of the phrase used, all convey the same idea of improvement or achieving a certain standard.
