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UK//lɒst ɪt//US//lɔst ɪt//

Meaning of Lost it

To lose control, especially in anger or frustration.

In simple words: To become very angry or lose control.

Lost it in a sentence

  • When he found out about the mistake, he completely lost it.
  • I almost lost it when I saw the mess in the kitchen.
  • She lost it during the meeting when people kept interrupting her.
  • After the third wrong order, he really lost it at the waiter.

How to use Lost it

'Lost it' is typically used in casual conversations when someone loses their temper. It's less appropriate in formal settings.

Grammar pattern

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Memory hint

Imagine someone losing their cool like a balloon that pops unexpectedly.

Related words

Collocations with Lost it

  • completely lost it
  • lost it over something
  • practically lost it

Synonyms for Lost it

Common mistakes with Lost it

  • Confusing with 'lost' - 'lost it' means losing control, while 'lost' indicates something being gone.
  • Using with formal language - it's an informal phrase, better for conversations with friends.

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Frequently asked questions about Lost it

What does Lost it mean?

To become very angry or lose control.

What is the definition of Lost it?

To lose control, especially in anger or frustration.

How do you use Lost it in a sentence?

When he found out about the mistake, he completely lost it.

Can you give another example of Lost it?

I almost lost it when I saw the mess in the kitchen.

What are synonyms for Lost it?

Common alternatives include freaked out, blew up, lost control, went off, snapped.

What words go with Lost it?

It commonly pairs with completely lost it, lost it over something, practically lost it.

What are common mistakes when using Lost it?

Confusing with 'lost' - 'lost it' means losing control, while 'lost' indicates something being gone. Using with formal language - it's an informal phrase, better for conversations with friends.

How do you pronounce Lost it?

US: //lɔst ɪt//, UK: //lɒst ɪt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Lost it formal or informal?

"Lost it" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use Lost it?

'Lost it' is typically used in casual conversations when someone loses their temper. It's less appropriate in formal settings.