fresh hell
"Fresh hell" is a colloquial expression popularized by writer Dorothy Parker, used to express frustration when faced with new, unwelcome challenges.
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Definition
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(informal, colloquial)A new and particularly distressing or challenging situation.
Example
- Every Monday brings a fresh hell of emails and meetings.
- What fresh hell awaits us in today's traffic?
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(informal, colloquial)An unexpected and unwelcome difficulty or problem.
Example
- Just when I thought my day couldn't get worse, a fresh hell arrived in the form of a flat tire.
- What fresh hell is this? The printer stopped working again!
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