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cutting away one's soul

cutting away one's soul is the present participle of cut away one's soul.

Meaning of cut away one's soul

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.

Questions about cutting away one's soul

What is cutting away one's soul the present participle of?
Cutting away one's soul is the present participle of cut away one's soul.

Words near cutting away one's soul in the dictionary

  1. cutting across
  2. cutting age
  3. cutting along
  4. cutting and carving
  5. cutting away
  6. cutting away one's soul
  7. cutting back
  8. cutting bait
  9. cutting block
  10. cutting blocks
  11. cutting board

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