hit the roof Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
Strongest:
- fly-into-a-rage
- anger
- flip-out-
- hit-the-ceiling
- blow-a-gasket
- snap
- fly-off-the-handle
- go-ballistic
- have-a-fit
- snarl
- blow-up
- glare
- flare-up-
Strong:
- blow-one-s-cool
- blow-one-s-stack
- forget-oneself
- rage
- tee-off
- lose-one-s-cool
- storm
- lose-one-s-temper
- explode
- flash
- steam
- blow-one-s-top
Weak:
Meaning of hit the roof
hit the roof (v)
get very angry and fly into a rage
hit the roof Sentence Examples
- When the kids tracked mud all over the new carpet, their mother hit the roof with rage.
- The teacher's outburst startled the students, making them hit the roof with shock.
- The athlete's performance hit the roof, surpassing all expectations.
- The unexpected traffic jam hit the roof during rush hour, causing widespread delays.
- The team's morale hit the roof after their recent win.
- The announcement of the job layoff hit the employees like a ton of bricks, causing them to hit the roof.
- The stock market took a nosedive, hitting the roof of investors' anxieties.
- The news of the accident hit the family hard, leaving them devastated and hitting the roof with grief.
- The controversial proposal hit the roof of public opinion, sparking outrage and protests.
- The sudden realization of their mistake hit the couple like a thunderbolt, causing them to hit the roof with guilt and remorse.
FAQs About the word hit the roof
get very angry and fly into a rage
fly into a rage,anger, flip (out), hit the ceiling, blow a gasket, snap, fly off the handle, go ballistic, have a fit, snarl
cool (off or down),calm (down), calm (down), cool (off or down), relax, chill out, simmer down,relax, simmer down, chill out
When the kids tracked mud all over the new carpet, their mother hit the roof with rage.
The teacher's outburst startled the students, making them hit the roof with shock.
The athlete's performance hit the roof, surpassing all expectations.
The unexpected traffic jam hit the roof during rush hour, causing widespread delays.
