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Wouldn’t Be Caught Dead

Wouldn’t Be Caught Dead
How common is this idiom?: This idiom is somewhat old-fashioned and not as commonly used in modern language, but it can still be found in some literary works or used by older generations.
Literal Meaning: To be in a situation where one would rather die than be in a particular situation or place
Actual Idiomatic Meaning: To refuse to do something or be somewhere because it is considered embarrassing, shameful, or unacceptable
I wouldn't be caught dead wearing that outfit.
She wouldn't be caught dead at a heavy metal concert.

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