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Today’s Word : “être hors de soi”

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In today’s post, we’ll discuss the word “être hors de soi” in French. We’ll provide some example sentences using the day’s featured word. So without further ado, let’s get started!

Today's Word être hors de soi
Today's Word "être hors de soi"

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Definition

Définition : être extrêmement agité, être furieux.
Definition: to be extremely upset.

Meaning

Français : être hors de soi.
English : To be beside oneself.

Example

Exemple : La dame du syndicat de copropriété était hors d’elle quand elle a appris pour le trou que j’ai creusé dans le jardin.
Example: The Homeowners Association lady was beside herself when she learned of the hole I dug in the backyard.

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