Lose it
verb
To lose control of emotions.
She was so angry, she completely lost it.

Often appears as...
- completely lose it
- totally lose it
Usage tips
Disapproving
Colloquial
verb
To fail to maintain a physical condition or capability.
Even though he's old, he hasn't lost it. He is still in good shape.

Often appears as...
- hasn't lost it
- hadn't lost it
verb
To lose a talent or ability.
Even after years of not painting, she hadn't lost it.

Often appears as...
- never lose it
- doesn't lose it
verb
To lose control of emotions.
She was so angry, she completely lost it.

Often appears as...
- completely lose it
- totally lose it
Usage tips
Disapproving
Colloquial
verb
To fail to maintain a physical condition or capability.
Even though he's old, he hasn't lost it. He is still in good shape.

Often appears as...
- hasn't lost it
- hadn't lost it
verb
To lose a talent or ability.
Even after years of not painting, she hadn't lost it.

Often appears as...
- never lose it
- doesn't lose it
Definition 1 of 3

Emotional Outburst
Used when someone can't contain their anger, frustration, or excitement and they express it strongly.

When he lost the game, he lost it and yelled at everyone.
Colloquial Speech
Common in casual conversation, not suitable for formal contexts like business meetings or academic writing.

At the party, when the music stopped, Maria lost it and got everyone laughing with her reaction.
Sudden Change
Implies a quick or unexpected shift in someone's composure or emotional state.

He was fine until he read the news and totally lost it.
Emotional Outburst
Used when someone can't contain their anger, frustration, or excitement and they express it strongly.

When he lost the game, he lost it and yelled at everyone.
Colloquial Speech
Common in casual conversation, not suitable for formal contexts like business meetings or academic writing.

At the party, when the music stopped, Maria lost it and got everyone laughing with her reaction.
Sudden Change
Implies a quick or unexpected shift in someone's composure or emotional state.

He was fine until he read the news and totally lost it.
Emotional Outburst
Used when someone can't contain their anger, frustration, or excitement and they express it strongly.

When he lost the game, he lost it and yelled at everyone.
Colloquial Speech
Common in casual conversation, not suitable for formal contexts like business meetings or academic writing.

At the party, when the music stopped, Maria lost it and got everyone laughing with her reaction.
Sudden Change
Implies a quick or unexpected shift in someone's composure or emotional state.

He was fine until he read the news and totally lost it.
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