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like hell
Recklessly, extremely, as in We ran like hell to catch the train . [Mid-1800s]
Not at all, on the contrary, as in You think I'll call her stupid? Like hell I will! or Like hell I can't say that to Bob . [Late 1800s]
Example Sentences
“But I doubt like hell that he is the kind of guy who gives money away.”
“Headed into this second round, New York Democrats are clear that they want congressional Democratic leadership to do one simple thing: fight like hell.”
The “Love Hurts” actor said her mother “fought like hell” to support her daughter’s ambitions, adding that her accolades — which include BAFTA, Critics’ Choice and Golden Globe awards — belong equally to her mother.
He packed it with powder, struck a match and ran like hell.
“Period. Full stop, I will fight like hell to make sure that doesn’t happen.”
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