Look/feel like a million dollars/bucks

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verb phrase

To look or feel extremely good, attractive, or confident.

After a day at the spa, she felt like a million dollars.
Visual representation of "look/feel like a million dollars/bucks" - To look or feel extremely good, attractive, or confident

Often appears as...

  • feel like a million bucks after a spa
  • look like a million dollars in that dress

Usage tips

Informal

Idiomatic

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Positive Connotation

The phrase evokes a sense of great satisfaction or happiness with oneself or appearance.

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He got the promotion and now he feels like a million bucks!
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Informal Usage

It’s casual and typically used in informal conversations or personal stories.

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You should've seen her at the party, she looked like a million dollars!
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Hyperbole

This is an exaggerated expression, not meant to be taken literally.

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That massage made me feel like a million bucks, I can’t believe it!
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