For chrissake Meaning in English
expression
Definition
An informal and sometimes exasperated way to express frustration, urgency, or impatience, similar to saying 'for goodness' sake' or 'come on.' Often used to urge someone to do or stop doing something.
Usage & Nuances
Very informal, mildly irreverent (uses 'Chris' from 'Christ'). Common in spoken English, rarely in writing. Used to express annoyance, impatience, or urgency. Alternatives: 'for God's sake', 'for goodness' sake', or 'come on'. May sound rude if used with strangers or in formal situations.
Example Sentences
For chrissake, close the window!
basic
Hurry up, for chrissake!
basic
Turn down the music, for chrissake.
basic
For chrissake, how many times do I have to tell you?
natural
Oh, for chrissake, I forgot my keys again!
natural
Just answer the question, for chrissake!
natural