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Blow One’S Top

The idiom "blow one’s top" means to lose one's temper or become very angry suddenly. It is often used to describe a situation where someone becomes so angry that they lose control of their emotions and may even shout or scream.

For example, if someone is constantly being interrupted while they are trying to work, they might eventually "blow their top" and start yelling at the person who is interrupting them.

This idiom is usually used in informal situations, such as in conversations with friends or family members. It is not typically used in formal or professional settings.

In summary, "blow one’s top" means to become very angry suddenly and lose control of one's emotions. It is an informal idiom that is used in casual conversations.


The usage of the idiom 'Blow One’S Top' in a sentence

• The customer blew his top and started shouting at the waiter over the poor service and cold food. (extreme anger expression)

• The politician blew his top during the press conference when he was asked about the corruption scandal. (outrageous anger expression)

• My boss blew his top when he found out we missed the deadline for the project. (moderate anger expression)

• My friend blew her top when she found out that her partner had been cheating on her for months. (intense anger expression)

• My neighbor blew his top when he found out that someone parked their car in front of his house. (strong anger expression)

• I saw my mom blow her top when she found out I broke her favorite vase. (basic anger expression)

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