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Let Off The Hook

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Let Off The Hook - to be removed from a bad situation; to give a someone a break from a bad situation

• My mom let me off the hook, for staying out late.
• The teacher might let me off the hook, if I promise to do all my homework.
• Do you think the judge will let me off the hook?
• I am in trouble with my boss. My boss will not let me off the hook.
• The police let me off the hook, if I agreed to tell the truth.
• The train inspector was not going to let anyone off the hook.

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