put your nose out of joint

The phrase "put your nose out of joint" means to become upset, offended, or annoyed, usually due to feeling excluded, ignored, or disrespected. It implies that someone's ego or sense of importance has been undermined or disregarded, causing their emotions to be affected negatively. The term is often used to describe situations where a person feels slighted or slighted by others' actions or words, leading to a loss of harmony or balance in their relationships or interactions.


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