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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I was flipped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is expressing that they were turned over or changed in some way, often in a surprising or unexpected manner.
Example: "During the debate, I was flipped by the opposing argument and had to reconsider my stance."
Alternatives: "I was turned" or "I was overturned."
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"I was flipped over and fell on my back," he said.
"I was flipped out, initially," said Ms. Krueger, who instead of asking Ms. Graham to leave her floppy-haired distraction back in the hotel room chose to adopt a wait-and-see strategy.
People were not tickled pink about our overbearing presence, and I was flipped off by more than one passing car.
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"I was flipping out".
I was flipping back and forth.
"I was flipping and flopping," Tugnutt said with a smile.
Correction: It turns out that I was flipping among a number of different channels.
Read 'The Demon.' I was flipping out as I was reading it.
"I was flipping through them recently thinking, 'I wish I could get those prices,' " she said.
This would've been the summer of 1981 and I just thought I was flipping out.
I was flipping through Arts & Leisure when a familiar picture caught my eye.
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