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UK//mæd əz hɛl//US//mæd əz hɛl//

Meaning of Mad as hell

Extremely angry.

In simple words: Very angry.

Mad as hell in a sentence

  • When I found out he lied to me, I was mad as hell.
  • She was mad as hell after losing the game unfairly.
  • He became mad as hell when the meeting was canceled at the last minute.
  • After the unfair decision, the crowd was mad as hell.
  • My parents were mad as hell when they got my report card.

How to use Mad as hell

Used to express intense anger. More appropriate in casual conversations. Avoid in formal settings.

Grammar pattern

standalone expression

Memory hint

Imagine a mad bull in hell, stomping around furiously.

Related words

Collocations with Mad as hell

  • mad as a hatter
  • mad as a hornet
  • mad as a March hare

Synonyms for Mad as hell

  • very angry
  • furious
  • enraged
  • irate
  • infuriated

Common mistakes with Mad as hell

  • Misunderstanding the intensity of the phrase; it's stronger than just 'angry'.
  • Using in formal writing where it seems out of place.
  • Confusing it with lighter expressions of displeasure.

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Frequently asked questions about Mad as hell

What does Mad as hell mean?

Very angry.

What is the definition of Mad as hell?

Extremely angry.

How do you use Mad as hell in a sentence?

When I found out he lied to me, I was mad as hell.

Can you give another example of Mad as hell?

She was mad as hell after losing the game unfairly.

What are synonyms for Mad as hell?

Common alternatives include very angry, furious, enraged, irate, infuriated.

What words go with Mad as hell?

It commonly pairs with mad as a hatter, mad as a hornet, mad as a March hare.

What are common mistakes when using Mad as hell?

Misunderstanding the intensity of the phrase; it's stronger than just 'angry'. Using in formal writing where it seems out of place. Confusing it with lighter expressions of displeasure.

How do you pronounce Mad as hell?

US: //mæd əz hɛl//, UK: //mæd əz hɛl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Mad as hell formal or informal?

"Mad as hell" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use Mad as hell?

Used to express intense anger. More appropriate in casual conversations. Avoid in formal settings.