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Discover LudwigThe phrase "to my bones" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to express a strong feeling or emotion, such as fear, exhaustion, or excitement. For example: The terror of the storm ran through me to my bones.
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I was sad down to my bones.
"I hate them to my bones.
The frisson went to my bones.
I can feel it getting through to my bones.
Nearly four decades later, I walk into the Downtown Hotel, chilled to my bones.
Four years later, as I walked the halls of St . Vincents Hospital, waiting for the Pitocin to take effect, I felt terror right through to my bones.
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But the moment I acknowledged how deep-down-to-my bones tired I was of seeing myself only as a mum, that paralyzing fatigue started ebbing away.
The layers of years added on to my bone have slowly increased my girth.
Come to think of it, maybe all those manipulations of body parts contributed to my bone situation.
At the end of a busy day, when I am weary to my bone, all I want is a little cooperation from my kids.
"I suck at being an adult," I said to my bone marrow while we ate our breakfast today: oatmeal prepared on the stove top with ground cinnamon and sliced banana.
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