not sit well (with (someone))

to be difficult for someone to agree with or accept.

The idea of declaring war does not sit well with many voters.

Having the state's future decided in Washington, D.C., doesn't sit well with the people of Alaska.

Usage notes: sometimes used in the form not sit right with someone:

Hiring more federal workers wouldn't sit right with conservatives.

• bottom drops out of the market
• bottom falls out of the market
• bottom fell out
• bottom fell out of
• bottom fell out of something
• bottomless pit
• bottom line
• bottom of the barrel
• bottom of the heap
• bottom of the hour
• bottom of the ladder
• bottom out
• bounce back
• bounce back from
• bounce back from something
• bound and determined
• bound up in
• bound up in something
• bound up with
• bound up with something
• bow and scrape
• bow down
• bow down to
• bow down to someone
• bow down to something