Go to the devil!
idiom
Used to show anger or annoyance at someone or something.
If you don't like the way I do things, then go to the devil!

Often appears as...
- go to the devil with your complaints
- i won't listen anymore
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Colloquial
idiom
Used to express that something is ruined or in a very bad state.
My plans to have a peaceful vacation went to the devil when my boss called me back to work

Often appears as...
- my vacation plans went to the devil
- my project went to the devil
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Colloquial
idiom
Used to show anger or annoyance at someone or something.
If you don't like the way I do things, then go to the devil!

Often appears as...
- go to the devil with your complaints
- i won't listen anymore
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Colloquial
idiom
Used to express that something is ruined or in a very bad state.
My plans to have a peaceful vacation went to the devil when my boss called me back to work

Often appears as...
- my vacation plans went to the devil
- my project went to the devil
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Colloquial
Definition 1 of 2

Annoyance Intensifier
Amplifies the level of annoyance towards a person's behavior or suggestion.

Go to the devil with your constant complaining!
Dismissive Tone
Conveys a strong desire to dismiss someone or reject something unwelcome.

'Go to the devil!' he shouted, refusing to hear more excuses.
Confrontational
Its use can escalate a confrontation, so be careful in sensitive situations.

If you're going to argue, you can go to the devil!
Annoyance Intensifier
Amplifies the level of annoyance towards a person's behavior or suggestion.

Go to the devil with your constant complaining!
Dismissive Tone
Conveys a strong desire to dismiss someone or reject something unwelcome.

'Go to the devil!' he shouted, refusing to hear more excuses.
Confrontational
Its use can escalate a confrontation, so be careful in sensitive situations.

If you're going to argue, you can go to the devil!
Annoyance Intensifier
Amplifies the level of annoyance towards a person's behavior or suggestion.

Go to the devil with your constant complaining!
Dismissive Tone
Conveys a strong desire to dismiss someone or reject something unwelcome.

'Go to the devil!' he shouted, refusing to hear more excuses.
Confrontational
Its use can escalate a confrontation, so be careful in sensitive situations.

If you're going to argue, you can go to the devil!
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