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high-and-dry

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective high-and-dry has 1 sense
  1. beached, high-and-dry - on a beach
    Antonyms: sunken, submerged (indirect, via afloat, aground)
    Antonym: afloat (indirect, via aground, sunken)

Definitions from the Web

High and Dry

Part of Speech: Phrase

Senses:

  1. Adjective: stranded or left in a difficult or helpless situation without any assistance
  2. Adverb: in a stranded or abandoned position; without any help or support

Usage:

1. Adjective:

  • After the car broke down, we were left high and dry on the side of the road.
  • Being high and dry without any money or resources can be extremely challenging.
  • The sudden job loss left him high and dry, unsure of how he would pay his bills.

2. Adverb:

  • He left his friend high and dry after promising to assist him with the project.
  • The hikers were stranded high and dry when the storm hit and the rescue team couldn't reach them.
  • The company closed down, leaving many employees high and dry.

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