Often used during arguments displaying annoyance or frustration.

Confrontational Tone

This phrase is impolite and could be offensive; use with caution.

Not Polite

Use with close friends or in casual, informal situations.

Shows you're irritated and want someone to stop aggravating you.

The phrase can escalate a disagreement; use when emotions run high.

Indicates you're surprised or finding something hard to believe.

Can be used to dramatically exaggerate your reaction to news.

Urges someone to keep information confidential, often seriously.

Doesn't always mean to literally close your mouth, but to keep silent.