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you'll live

you'll live phrase: used to comfort or reassure someone after an injury or in response to a complaint, often in a playful or sarcastic tone: you will be fine.

Phrase

you'll live

  1. Used to comfort or reassure someone after an injury or in response to a complaint, often in a playful or sarcastic tone: you will be fine.
    • It's just a bruise, you'll live.

Questions about you'll live

What does you'll live mean?
You'll live means used to comfort or reassure someone after an injury or in response to a complaint, often in a playful or sarcastic tone: you will be fine.
What part of speech is you'll live?
You'll live is a phrase.

Words near you'll live in the dictionary

  1. you'ins
  2. you'l
  3. you'll
  4. you'll be late for your own funeral
  5. you'll get yours
  6. you'll live
  7. you'll never guess
  8. you'll've
  9. you'ns
  10. you'r
  11. you're

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