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I hope you're happy

I hope you're happy phrase: said to scold someone who did something wrong, after seeing the consequences for the speaker.

Phrase

I hope you're happy

  1. (sarcastic) Said to scold someone who did something wrong, after seeing the consequences for the speaker.
    • That wasn't funny! You really scared me! I hope you're happy.2016, “28 Pranks Later”, in My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, episode

Questions about I hope you're happy

What does I hope you're happy mean?
I hope you're happy means said to scold someone who did something wrong, after seeing the consequences for the speaker.
What part of speech is I hope you're happy?
I hope you're happy is a phrase.

Words near I hope you're happy in the dictionary

  1. I have to love you and leave you
  2. I haven't got all day
  3. I hear you say
  4. I hope I may be shot
  5. I hope she sees this
  6. I hope you're happy
  7. I just work here
  8. I kid you not
  9. I kill you later
  10. I kill you laters
  11. I know

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