[Idiom] HEAD OVER HEELS. - Learn Expressions for Profound Emotions

Head over heels.

Head over heels.

Deeply in love or extremely enthusiastic.

The phrase "head over heels" is often used to describe being completely enamored or incredibly excited about someone or something. Traditionally indicating tumbling physically, it metaphorically implies a sense of being whirled around emotionally, symbolizing intense feelings or passion that turn one’s world upside down.

Example Sentences

  1. He fell head over heels in love with her.

    He quickly and deeply fell in love with her.

  2. She went head over heels down the stairs, but thankfully, she wasn't hurt.

    She tumbled down the stairs completely, but luckily, she was not injured.

  3. At the amusement park, they rode the rollercoaster that spun them head over heels repeatedly.

    The rollercoaster at the amusement park spun them completely upside down multiple times.

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