Get Born

The phrase "get born" is a colloquial expression, primarily used to express disbelief, skepticism, or a strong rejection of a statement or idea. It essentially means "that's not going to happen" or "don't expect that to happen." The tone is typically sarcastic or dismissive.

While not considered grammatically standard English, its meaning is widely understood within informal conversational contexts, particularly in North America. The expression suggests that the event or scenario being discussed is as improbable or impossible as someone being born again on demand.

The phrase often serves as a retort to an overly optimistic or unrealistic expectation. It is generally used as a humorous or emphatic way to express disagreement or doubt. The direct and somewhat cynical nature of the phrase contributes to its impact in conversation. Its usage is largely confined to spoken language and informal writing.