Look daggers at somebody

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To look at someone angrily.

She looked daggers at him when he forgot their anniversary.
Visual representation of "look daggers at somebody" - To look at someone angrily.

Often appears as...

  • looked daggers at her
  • looked daggers at him

Usage tips

Disapproving

Idiomatic

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Anger Intensity

Conveys intense anger non-verbally; stronger than a mere frown or glare.

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When he broke her favorite vase, she looked daggers at him.
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Non-Physical Aggression

Represents a way to express anger without using physical action.

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She looked daggers at the comedian who insulted her during his show.
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Silent Message

Useful in silent situations where you want to show anger without speaking.

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During the quiet ceremony, she looked daggers at the noisy guest.
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