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cut away one's soul

cut away one's soul verb: to be extremely displeased.

Verb

cut away one's soul (third-person singular simple present cuts away one's soul, present participle cutting away one's soul, simple past and past participle cut away one's soul)

  1. (idiomatic, informal, sarcastic) To be extremely displeased.

Forms of cut away one's soul

third-person singular presentcuts away one's soul
present participlecutting away one's soul
past participlecut away one's soul
pastcut away one's soul

Questions about cut away one's soul

What does cut away one's soul mean?
Cut away one's soul means to be extremely displeased.
What part of speech is cut away one's soul?
Cut away one's soul is a verb.
What is the past tense of cut away one's soul?
The past tense of cut away one's soul is cut away one's soul.

Words near cut away one's soul in the dictionary

  1. cut and sew
  2. cut and thrust
  3. cut autograph
  4. cut autographs
  5. cut away
  6. cut away one's soul
  7. cut back
  8. cut bait
  9. Cut Bank
  10. cut below
  11. cut both ways

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