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Hinges On

Description:

The phrase "hinges on" refers to something that depends or is contingent on a particular factor or condition. It implies that the outcome or success of a situation or event is strongly influenced by a specific element.

Examples:

As a verb:

1. The success of the project hinges on securing sufficient funding. Related products on Amazon

2. The outcome of the trial hinges on the testimony of the key witness. Related products on Amazon

3. My decision to accept the job offer hinges on the salary negotiation. Related products on Amazon

As a noun:

1. The hinges on the gate were rusty and needed to be replaced. Related products on Amazon

2. The entire plan fell apart due to a single hinge on the logistics. Related products on Amazon

3. She examined the hinges on the antique chest to determine their condition. Related products on Amazon

As a prepositional phrase:

1. The success of the event hinges on whether we can secure a prominent guest speaker. Related products on Amazon

2. The outcome of the game hinges on the final play in the last seconds. Related products on Amazon

3. The decision to invest hinges on a detailed analysis of the company's financial statements. Related products on Amazon