went to one's head (Meaning)
went to one's head
to move on a course
Synonyms & Antonyms of went to one's head
Synonyms:
- tricked
- took in
- beguiled
- distressed
- nonplused
- chagrined
- unhinged
- fooled
- cozened
- duped
- discomforted
- weirded out
- gulled
- misguided
- perturbed
- abashed
- mortified
- unsettled
- stuck
- dismayed
- strung along
- stumped
- hoodwinked
- deluded
- misled
- discomfited
- agitated
- snowed
- humbugged
- disquieted
- discomposed
- deceived
- discountenanced
- fazed
- disconcerted
- nonplussed
Antonyms:
went to one's head Sentence Examples
- The unexpected promotion went to his head, causing him to become arrogant and dismissive of others.
- After winning the lottery, her newfound wealth went to her head, leading to lavish spending and irresponsible behavior.
- The praise she received for her performance went to her head, making her overconfident and unable to take criticism.
- The success of his first novel went to his head, convincing him that he was a literary genius.
- The power he wielded in his new position went to his head, corrupting his judgment and making him ruthless.
- The discovery of his family's secret fortune went to his head, giving him a false sense of superiority.
- The compliments he received on his appearance went to his head, making him vain and self-absorbed.
- The approval of his peers went to his head, leading him to believe that he was infallible.
- The freedom he gained after graduating from college went to his head, causing him to neglect his responsibilities.
- The praise she received for her volunteer work went to her head, making her overestimate her own importance.
FAQs About the word went to one's head
to move on a course
bewildered, baffled, confused,puzzled, perplexed, befuddled, embarrassed, vexed,posed, befogged
informed, satisfied,assured,reassured,enlightened
The unexpected promotion went to his head, causing him to become arrogant and dismissive of others.
After winning the lottery, her newfound wealth went to her head, leading to lavish spending and irresponsible behavior.
The praise she received for her performance went to her head, making her overconfident and unable to take criticism.
The success of his first novel went to his head, convincing him that he was a literary genius.
