hellbent
adjective
adverb
Origin of hellbent
Related Words for hell-bent
constant, decided, determined, driven, firm, fixed, intent, obsessed, persevering, persistent, relentless, resolute, serious, single-minded, steadfast, strong-willed, stubborn, tenacious, unrelenting, unwaveringExamples from the Web for hell-bent
Contemporary Examples of hell-bent
No one is saying you wake up every morning hell-bent on killing unarmed black kids.
Brienne demands the deformed, less savage Clegane brother fork her over, but he refuses, hell-bent on receiving his bounty.
Game of Thrones’ Gwendoline Christie on Brienne of Tarth’s Epic S4 Finale Showdown with The HoundMarlow Stern
June 16, 2014
Food stamps have already been cut, and congressional Republicans are hell-bent on cutting them further.
They are also hell-bent on seeking retribution against members who turn their backs on the gang or snitch to the police.
What’s So Scary About the Texas Aryan Brotherhood? Take a Look at the IndictmentsChristine Pelisek
April 3, 2013
For a candidate whose opponents on the right were hell-bent on hanging the RINO label on him, it was a problem.
Historical Examples of hell-bent
After that she was sure I was a lost soul and hell-bent for certain.
Old Man CurryCharles E. (Charles Emmett) Van Loan
He's hell-bent on takin' Dinsmore to prison so as to make a big name for himself.
Oh, You Tex!William Macleod Raine
Let a man be hell-bent or heaven-bent, somewhere in his track is a woman's feet.
Jeff Briggs's Love StoryBret Harte
"I'll make it three, seein' ye're so hell-bent on a trade," he called.
The PromiseJames B. Hendryx
But he was hard-mouthed, and stiff-necked and hell-bent on having his own way about things.
I Married a RangerDama Margaret Smith