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What is another word for
lose it
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To be explosively angry
To become, or cause to become, mentally unstable, especially from stress or anxiety
To suddenly lose one's temper or self-control
To suddenly start weeping
To approach, attack or accost a person
To behave badly, mischievously, or in an overemotional way
To feel great fear about something
To become progressively worse in quality or health
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Verb
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To be explosively angry
hit the roof
see red
go ape
lose your temper
blow up
blow your top
lose your rag
lose control
freak out
lose one's temper
lose your cool
hit the ceiling
go mad
explode
blow a fuse
fly off the handle
go off the deep end
go berserk
go ballistic
fly into a rage
blow a gasket
have a fit
erupt
flip your lid
go crazy
flare up
rage
flip
go wild
go bananas
flip out
throw a fit
go up the wall
go through the roof
go spare
go crackers
rant and rave
become enraged
lose your head
be furious
go into a rage
breathe fire
fume
storm
get angry
get mad
become very angry
throw a wobbly
boil over
go non-linear
pop one's cork
go postal
burst a blood vessel
lose the plot
be angry
seethe
become angry
bristle
foam at the mouth
be fit to be tied
flip one's wig
go crook
fly into a temper
be beside oneself
be enraged
be livid
throw a tantrum
blow one's stack
do one's nut
rave
rankle
sizzle
foam
crack up
begin to rant and rave
get one's knickers in a twist
be incensed
get your dander up
become furious
be foaming at the mouth
froth at the mouth
be infuriated
go into a fury
have a cow
go psycho
be hopping mad
be very angry
give vent to one's feelings
blow one's lid
bluster
get in a rage
go nuts
lose one's mind
freak
fly into a passion
have a conniption fit
fire up
get all steamed up
boil over with rage
get worked up
blow one's cool
get carried away
flare
lose your patience
snap
steam
rant
boil
burn
spit
splutter
scream
roar
do one's head in
be boiling over
fret
scold
wig out
be incandescent
work oneself into sweat
have a tantrum
jump up and down
make a scene
look daggers
yell
be steamed up
tear into
spit feathers
have steam coming out of one's ears
snap at
do one's nut in
let off steam
be wild
overflow with anger
chafe
become irate
blow
anger
fulminate
smoulder
UK
smolder
US
harangue
simmer
shout
sound off
spout
huff
go on
mouth off
thunder
be hot under the collar
bellow
carry on
hold forth
get steamed up
speak up
declaim
speak out
be in a rage
get hot under the collar
have your say
protest
rail
complain
smart
fester
deliver a tirade
resent
boil with rage
pipe up
become annoyed
be mad
talk up
foam at mouth
spout off
be inflamed
be irritated
be in a state
yap
sputter
shoot off one's mouth
babble
rumble
blaze
be resentful
gnash your teeth
stew
shoot one's mouth off
broil
be indignant
be irate
burn up
let fly
steam up
deliver a harangue
heat
be excited
do a slow burn
be uptight
be tense
be agitated
talk wildly
be passionate
be aroused
be stirred up
talk endlessly
rattle on
grow passionate
be frank
speak your mind
say your piece
become excited
become impassioned
get excited
grow vehement
become animated
heat up
get annoyed
be outraged
spit nails
let rip
be on the warpath
chomp at the bit
be all steamed up
be at boiling point
be up in arms
raise the roof
get steamed up about
champ at the bit
get hot
shoot
bridle
spiel
object
recoil
swell
ruffle
take offense
US
orate
pontificate
perorate
be defensive
draw oneself up
become indignant
take offence
UK
be maddened
rear up
have one's hackles up
become upset
become infuriated
take umbrage
feel one's hackles rise
get your hackles up
fuss
brood
soapbox
stump
trumpet
vociferate
mouth
bloviate
cry
clamour
UK
objurgate
clamor
US
be offended
upset oneself
be impatient
be annoyed
be ruffled
be frustrated
be narked
be exasperated
be vexed
go on and on
express concern
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“He tends to
lose it
when things don't go his way, often exploding with anger.”
Verb
▲
To become, or cause to become, mentally unstable, especially from stress or anxiety
crack
freak out
flip out
break down
wig out
melt down
break up
crack up
go crazy
go nuts
lose one's mind
blow your mind
go off the deep end
go haywire
blow your top
go to pieces
go bonkers
lose control
blow a gasket
go berserk
blow one's stack
fly off the handle
go ape
go bananas
go ballistic
hit the ceiling
go off one's rocker
lose control of oneself
lose your cool
be overcome
come unglued
flip your lid
lose one's temper
become insane
lose one's composure
fall apart at the seams
become psychotic
flip
lose one's reason
crumble
lose one's marbles
go out of your mind
fall apart
become demented
derange
come apart at the seams
go mad
take leave of one's senses
go off your head
go barmy
go doolally
go crackers
go doolally tap
go round the twist
go off one's trolley
blow one's cool
be emotional
lose one's self-control
be overcome with emotion
collapse
go wacko
go wacky
go kooky
go off the wall
go daffy
pop one's cork
go loco
go cuckoo
go buggy
go batty
go psycho
go nutty
go off
go loony
go mental
go insane
lose your head
have a breakdown
have a mental collapse
have a mental breakdown
sicken
go off deep end
lose one's senses
lose your rag
have breakdown
schizz out
lose one's wits
hit the roof
blow a fuse
have an emotional breakdown
come apart at seams
blow up
loco
bug out
become deranged
madden
unstring
craze
unhinge
frenzy
unbalance
work oneself up
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“After weeks of endless deadlines and mounting pressure, she finally reached her breaking point and began to
lose it
.”
Verb
▲
To suddenly lose one's temper or self-control
snap
crack
freak
flare up
get hysterical
get overwrought
crack up
freak out
get worked up
go to pieces
lose your temper
blow your top
lose your cool
throw a wobbly
fly off the handle
lose one's self-control
panic
be terrified
be frightened
lose your nerve
get flustered
flip
rave
unhinge
go crazy
go mad
act wildly
go insane
go off one's rocker
go crackers
behave in a wild way
blow one's stack
lose control of the situation
flip your lid
go out of your mind
flip out
lose your mind
go off your head
lose control
wig out
go berserk
go bananas
go off the deep end
more ❯
Verb
▲
To suddenly start weeping
burst into tears
lose control
be overcome
break down
break down and cry
burst out crying
dissolve in tears
start sobbing
start weeping
crack
go to pieces
crack up
freak out
wig out
flip out
melt down
break up
go mad
come unglued
crumble
cry
disintegrate
dissolve into tears
come apart at the seams
collapse
Verb
▲
To approach, attack or accost a person
go snake
accost
approach
attack
confront
freak out
go on a rampage
Verb
▲
To behave badly, mischievously, or in an overemotional way
carry on
misbehave
behave badly
make mischief
act up
be bad
be mischievous
be naughty
cause trouble
act foolishly
cause a commotion
cause a fuss
clown about
clown around
create
fool about
fool around
mess about
mess around
act the clown
act the fool
act the goat
get up to mischief
muck about
muck around
play up
be up to no good
get up to no good
be indecorous
act out
misconduct oneself
forget oneself
rebel
hotdog
be insubordinate
make trouble
be disobedient
horse around
get into mischief
bend the law
be reprehensible
give someone trouble
be difficult
cut up
be bad-mannered
stir the pot
monkey around
skylark
be guilty of misconduct
sow wild oats
be misbehaved
be out of line
showboat
raise Cain
disobey
show off
run riot
stir up trouble
carry-on
go undisciplined
act badly
raise hell
transgress
trespass
sin
offend
show poor manners
take a wrong turn
be out of order
misconduct
go astray
be at fault
be rude
go wrong
do evil
show bad manners
roughhouse
be immoral
deviate
be guilty
do wrong
be dissolute
lapse
err
stray
fall from grace
fall
wander
degenerate
stray from the straight and narrow
break the law
act improperly
commit an offence
be awkward
be stroppy
be bolshie
give trouble
digress
blot your copybook
overstep the mark
cross the line
cheat
backslide
offend against God
break commandment
succumb to temptation
live in sin
take the primrose path
behave inappropriately
be led astray
commit a sin
wallow in the mire
break law
commit a crime
commit crime
overstep
do
violate the law
break the rules
slip up
more ❯
Verb
▲
To feel great fear about something
panic
overreact
be afraid
be alarmed
be nervous
be scared
flap
be agitated
become panic-stricken
be hysterical
be perturbed
be terrified
freak
get overwrought
take fright
fall apart
lose control
become hysterical
be filled with fear
fall to pieces
freak out
get the jitters
get worked up
be terror-stricken
get in a flap
get into a tizz
get the heebie-jeebies
get the willies
go to pieces
be frightened
get flustered
get in a stew
get into a tizzy
get the screaming heebie-jeebies
get the wind up
go into a spin
have kittens
lose your bottle
lose your nerve
throw a wobbly
freeze up
go into a flat spin
run around like a headless chicken
come apart
have an attack of the wobblies
run scared
have a fit
push panic button
shake in your boots
chicken out
lose your cool
become agitated
get uptight
get het up
get into a stew
get into a state
get steamed up
lose your head
bottle out
crack up
lose one's self-control
crumble
crack
break down
be emotional
be overcome
be overcome with emotion
collapse
blow your top
lose your temper
fly off the handle
get hysterical
flare up
snap
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Verb
▲
To become progressively worse in quality or health
deteriorate
decline
degenerate
decay
worsen
sink
fade
wane
weaken
regress
retrograde
ebb
fail
atrophy
crumble
fall
slump
rot
slip
slide
drop
devolve
languish
retrogress
flag
collapse
descend
lapse
lower
depreciate
degrade
disimprove
stagnate
debilitate
corrode
impair
skid
break
adulterate
alloy
go downhill
go to pot
get worse
go to the dogs
hit the skids
go down the toilet
go backwards
become worse
go down the tubes
be in decline
go to rack and ruin
go to the pack
wear away
go to pieces
lose quality
be the worse for wear
be worse for wear
disintegrate
wither
diminish
dwindle
perish
fall off
wilt
spoil
waste away
decompose
break down
backslide
molder
US
moulder
UK
droop
corrupt
putrefy
decrease
lessen
waste
abate
sag
go bad
shrivel
relapse
fester
emaciate
mold
US
foul
fall apart
subside
fall away
take a turn for the worse
grow worse
recede
mould
UK
reduce
peter out
go off
drop off
shrink
fade away
go
go to seed
go from bad to worse
lag
vitiate
shrivel up
turn
die out
die down
die away
slacken
sicken
revert
go down
tail off
mortify
taint
nosedive
attenuate
putresce
plummet
pall
dissolve
wizen
break up
debase
rust
taper off
contract
sphacelate
defile
ease
taper
necrotize
erode
die
moderate
grow weak
become debilitated
become dilapidated
wither away
let up
retrocede
tarnish
fall to pieces
drain away
thin
cut
melt away
curdle
disappear
sap
mildew
devaluate
devalue
fizzle out
relent
evaporate
remit
cheapen
go stale
soften
give way
dry up
run low
slack off
become rusty
grow less
take a nosedive
go wrong
de-escalate
fall into decay
oxidize
US
dilute
lace
phase down
ease off
go mouldy
ratchet down
drain
contaminate
return
retreat
vanish
extend
depress
pollute
spike
age
peter
dim
recidivate
mix
falter
slash
faint
blight
discolor
US
pine
go back
lighten
discolour
UK
quiet
curb
quell
decrement
lose ground
check
settle
become emaciated
flounder
restrain
oxidise
UK
plunge
sophisticate
dip
wind down
slow down
calm down
lose edge
narrow down
wear down
give in
grow moldy
become less
denature
fall short
fade out
become weak
blend
intermix
die on vine
crumble away
fall back
go rancid
be impaired
go moldy
come apart at seams
wear off
water down
run to seed
fall into disrepair
be on your last legs
go down the tube
make impure
go pear-shaped
go to ruin
escalate
devitalize
dilapidate
enervate
etiolate
move backward
weather
drift
tumble
gather
damage
succumb
suffer
spiral
undermine
decompensate
doctor
necrose
be neglected
go into decline
gangrene
bate
grow weaker
fall apart at the seams
stink
melt
vegetate
have a relapse
suffer a relapse
get worse again
trail
sully
retire
be destroyed
pejorate
downsize
downscale
deplete
run down
dope
rot away
blur
become smaller
decimate
grow smaller
run out
die off
downgrade
go back to
stray
make something worse
come to an end
bastardize
US
dissipate
stultify
give up
become rancid
take a step back
fall off the wagon
ruin
concede
yield
forfeit
be handicapped
appear in a poor light
be at disadvantage
be damaged
be shown to disadvantage
evanesce
become shrunken
become enfeebled
disperse
dive
gutter
bastardise
UK
fall steeply
discount
sour
thin out
grow faint
draw to a close
be on the way out
get smaller
become moribund
devalorize
go into a tailspin
reach a new low
tamper with
addle
reach depths
be slipping away
be giving up the ghost
be about to die
have one foot in the grave
be breathing one's last
be approaching death
be on one's deathbed
be in extremis
be at death's door
hit rock bottom
come apart at the seams
deflate
give out
rebate
take a dive
hit the floor
fall farther behind
modify
curtail
go astray
go down the primrose path
leave the straight and narrow
fall from grace
write off
lower in price
mark down
write down
lower in value
go sour
go away
become useless
become rotten
become addled
become tainted
go rotten
go down the khazi
go down the pan
decline swiftly
go down the drain
go down the plughole
grow dim
slip back
fall behind
cut down
tail away
drift back
sink back
move back
turn back
throw back
lose headway
turn the clock back
roll back
fizzle
miscarry
founder
flop
bomb
bust
cook
tucker
long
hunger
hanker
yearn
be deficient
teeter
ail
brood
despond
go awry
commingle
go amiss
be wanting
suppurate
be insufficient
fall through
knock out
be ruined
strike out
go into a decline
conk out
go soft
be lacking
be inadequate
be found lacking
dry-rot
become contaminated
not come to ripeness
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