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Definition of hell-bent - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
- She was hell-bent on winning the race.
- He was hell-bent on proving his point.
- They were hell-bent on making the event a success.
Expressions with hell-bent
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determined to achieve something at any cost
She was hell-bent on winning the competition.
Origin of hell-bent
Old English, hel (hell) + bendan (to bind)
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- French:acharné, ...
- German:fest entschlossen, ...
- Italian:determinato, ...
- Spanish:empeñado, ...
- Portuguese:obstinado, ...
- Chinese:不顾一切的, ...
- Japanese:無謀な, ...
- Arabic:مصمم بشدة, ...
- Hebrew:נָחוּשׁ בְּכָל מְחִיר, ...
- Russian:одержимый, ...
- Ukrainian:рішуче налаштований, ...
- Hindi:जिद्दी, ...
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