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on the hooks

 

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On The Hooks

Definition:

Adjective: On the hooks refers to a situation where someone is in a position of being caught or held responsible for something.

Verb: On the hooks means to be waiting, suspended, or patiently anticipating a particular outcome.

Example Sentences:

Adjective:

  • After the audit, the company found themselves on the hooks for significant financial irregularities.
  • Once the scandal broke out, the politicians were on the hooks for their involvement in the corruption.

Verb:

  • The team is on the hooks for the final decision from the coach about their inclusion in the starting lineup.
  • As the jury deliberates, the defendant is on the hooks, anxiously awaiting their verdict.

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