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Discover LudwigThe phrase "sick to death" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to express extreme annoyance, frustration, or boredom. Example: "I've been sick to death of listening to my coworker's constant complaints all day."
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I'm sick to death of it.
sick to death of the light.
I was sick to death of Ian, Ian was sick to death of me.
"I think they're sick to death of hearing it.
Are you sick to death of hearing Moby's Play?
"Am I sick to death of critical acclaim?
"I'm sick to death of hearing about Rachel," she said.
"I'm sick to death of Tudor history," he complains.
Footy fans are sick to death of Asada.
Most Democrats are sick to death of it.
Very probably, you're sick to death of hearing social media disrespected by cranky 51-year-olds.
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