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Meaning: ; (idiomatic)Toirritatesomeone.1920,Mary Roberts Rinehart, chapter 15, inA Poor Wise Man:[T]his Bolshevist stuffgets under my skin. I've got a home and a family here. I started in to work when I was thirteen, and all I've got I've made and saved right here.1929,Edgar Wallace, chapter 57, inThe Black:She couldget under his skinand drag on the raw places.2023August 27, Uki Goñi, “The ‘false prophet’ v the pope: Argentina faces clash of ideologies in election”, inThe Observer[1],→ISSN:The pope has not said if Milei’s tirades havegot under his skin. “I know they say things about me but I ignore it for my mental health,” he said in a television interview. “I will pray for them.”; ; (idiomatic)To make amemorableimpressionor have a strongeffecton someone; toimpactsomeone's feelings, especially when such an effect is not expected or wanted.2003July 28,James Poniewozik, “Body Shop”, inTIME[2], archived fromthe originalon30 January 2012:Some TV showsget under your skinwith lovable characters or subtle writing.2023February 17, Nina Lakhani, “Down to Earth: The Arizona teen whose death in extreme heat is a warning of tragic things to come”, inThe Guardian[3],→ISSN:More than 400 people died from heat in 2022, but there was one story, an African American teenager called Caleb Blair, whichgot under my skin.
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