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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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You just killed/ruined him/her for me
What do you say to someone when you mean that someone just made somebody else look awful and out of character by the way that first person portrayed them? Is it "you just killed/ruined him/her for me"?
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Anonymous Is it "you just killed/ruined him/her for me"? "killed" is a bit extreme, but "ruined" works all right. You can also say things like this: You just made me lose my appetite for him/her.
- Anonymous Is it "you just killed/ruined him/her for me"?
- "killed" is a bit extreme, but "ruined" works all right.
- You can also say things like this: You just made me lose my appetite for him/her.
- He/She has lost his/her appeal for me now.
- From now on, I'll never look at him/her the same way.
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AnonymousIs it "you just killed/ruined him/her for me"?"killed" is a bit extreme, but "ruined" works all right. You can also say things like this:
You just made me lose my appetite for him/her.
He/She has lost his/her appeal for me now.
From now on, I'll never look at him/her the same way.
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