Question
To get bent out of
shape Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the given idiom / phrase/ word.Solution
The phrase ‘to get bent out of shape’ means ‘to become very angry or upset’. Sentence: I was just trying to be nice, he had no reason to get bent out of shape.
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