lose one's head

Idioms  

1. see under keep one's head, def. 1.

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Example Sentences

Just as she is, I find her charming enough to make one lose one's head over her; and I am very sorry that one must cure her of her amusing little faults; they are so becoming to her.

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You have certainly not deserved this blow; you have enough to bear as it is—things ought to have turned out quite differently; but now that the misfortune has happened, one must be brave enough not to lose one's head, and not to let such a thing happen again, so that it should be the first and last time!

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Mich. It is not so romantic a thing to lose one's head, Prince Paul.

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How delightful it must have been to see these courts, and gardens, and palaces, and throne-rooms in their full brilliancy before our "occupation," but I suppose one would have had to crawl on all fours or lose one's head at the nod of Supayalat.

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One feels these things, and one may lose one's head over a woman like that, but it is impossible to like her.

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