to the manner born
The phrase "to the manner born" is derived from William Shakespeare's play Hamlet, specifically from a line in Act 1, Scene 4. It means someone is naturally suited or accustomed to a particular role, occupation, or situation because they have been brought up or raised in a certain way. It implies that they possess inherent qualities or characteristics that make them adept or well-suited for a specific role or task.
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