Out of your senses Meaning in English
expression
Definition
This expression means someone is behaving irrationally or crazily, as if they have lost control of their mind or judgment.
Usage & Nuances
Informal, sometimes said jokingly but can be serious. Usually used to comment on surprising, reckless, or foolish actions. Often in the phrase 'Are you out of your senses?' as a rhetorical question.
Example Sentences
Are you out of your senses? You can't swim in that cold water!
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After the accident, he seemed out of his senses for a while.
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Don’t go out of your senses just because you are angry.
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You must be out of your senses to buy such an expensive car when you barely have enough money.
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She laughed so hard, I thought she had gone out of her senses.
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If you think I’m going to agree to that, you’re out of your senses!
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