Lose your mind

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verb phrase

To become extremely upset or angry.

I'll lose my mind if I have to hear that song one more time.
Visual representation of "lose your mind" - To become extremely upset or angry

Often appears as...

  • about to lose my mind
  • almost lose my mind

Usage tips

Informal

Colloquial

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Visual representation of "lose your mind"
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Strong Emotion

Use it to emphasize a powerful emotional response, often to a specific situation.

Illustration for Strong Emotion
I'll lose my mind if these telemarketers keep calling.
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Colloquial

It's mostly used in casual conversation, not in formal settings.

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She's going to lose her mind when she sees the mess you made.
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Not Literal

It doesn't mean someone is actually going insane; it's an expression of frustration.

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You're going to lose your mind over this puzzle; it's really tricky.
Visual representation of the word "Lose your mind"

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