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Meaning of kissed off
kissed off
to dismiss usually lightly
kissed off Sentence Examples
- She felt betrayed when she realized he had kissed off their friendship.
- After the heated argument, he angrily kissed off any chance of reconciliation.
- The company's failure to deliver on its promises was a sign that they had kissed off their credibility.
- The coach warned the player that if he didn't shape up, he would be kissed off the team.
- Feeling unappreciated, she decided to kiss off the toxic relationship for good.
- The boss finally kissed off the underperforming employee after multiple warnings.
- The politician's scandalous behavior caused many voters to kiss off their support.
- The customer was furious when the company kissed off their complaints without addressing them.
- He felt disheartened when he realized his efforts had been kissed off by his colleagues.
- The student's disrespectful behavior resulted in him being kissed off by his classmates.
FAQs About the word kissed off
to dismiss usually lightly
blew off,dumped, ditched, left, cut, broke off (with), abandoned, brushed (aside or off), jilted,kissed good-bye
hooked up (with),took,befriended, latched (on or onto),
She felt betrayed when she realized he had kissed off their friendship.
After the heated argument, he angrily kissed off any chance of reconciliation.
The company's failure to deliver on its promises was a sign that they had kissed off their credibility.
The coach warned the player that if he didn't shape up, he would be kissed off the team.
