to hell with

Idioms  

1. Also, the hell with. I'm disgusted with, get rid of, as in To hell with that plan; it's ridiculous, or The hell with that so-called genius; he's made a serious mistake in this report. [Early 1900s]

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Example Sentences

“It was very conceptual, and it was very strict. If you were going to make art that its intention was to be beautiful — that it was beauty for the sake of the beauty — you probably have a very good very reason that you’re doing that, but entertainment was frowned upon. ... It took probably 15 years to decide, ‘Oh, to hell with it, I’m just going to do what I want to do.’”

From Los Angeles Times

"Both dragged each other to hell with their lyrical jabs, but it's undeniable who came out on top. Drake will remain the superstar rapper that he is - this definitely won't stop his motion - but he'll need to be secure enough to take all the jokes and banter for losing for the rest of his career. Rap music wins, yet again."

From BBC

“To Hell with the horses, I came to party” was a popular t-shirt.

From Salon

When former Representative George Santos, the serial fabulist, was expelled from Congress by his colleagues in December, he left in a huff, declaring, “to hell with this place.”

From New York Times

His remark is a turnaround from December, when he told CNN “to hell with this place” when he was expelled from the House of Representatives.

From Seattle Times