to hell

1.
General EnglishUSUKvulgarinformal
- Used as an imperative expression telling someone to go away in anger or contempt (equivalent to 'go away' with hostile intent).
- Used in phrases such as 'to hell with' to dismiss, reject, or express contempt for a person, idea, or thing.
2.
General Englishneutralreligiousarchaic
- Referring to damnation or punishment after death; to be condemned to hell.

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