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raise hell

 

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Verb raise hell has 1 sense
  1. raise hell - object strongly; make a stink
    --1 is one way to
    object
    Sample sentence:
    Somebody ----s

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Raise Hell

Definition:

The phrase "raise hell" is an idiomatic expression that refers to causing a disturbance, creating chaos, or engaging in disruptive behavior.

Part of Speech:

Verb phrase

Senses:

1. To create a commotion or uproar, typically through aggressive or confrontational actions.
2. To express extreme dissatisfaction or anger about a situation and take forceful actions to address it.
3. To behave recklessly or aggressively without considering the consequences.
4. To party or celebrate in a wild and exuberant manner.

Usages:

Sense 1: To create a commotion or uproar

Example sentence: When the team lost the championship, the disappointed fans raised hell, chanting and throwing objects onto the field.

Sense 2: To express extreme dissatisfaction or anger

Example sentence: The employees decided to raise hell about the unfair working conditions and demand better treatment from their employers.

Sense 3: To behave recklessly or aggressively

Example sentence: Tommy's parents were not happy when they learned he had been raising hell at school, causing trouble with his classmates.

Sense 4: To party or celebrate exuberantly

Example sentence: After finishing their exams, the students went out to raise hell and danced all night long in celebration.

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