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hellbent [ˌhɛlˈbɛnt] adj
(postpositive and foll by on) Informal strongly or rashly intent Translations hellbent [ˈhelˈbent] ADJ to be hellbent on doing sth or > to do sth (US) → estar totalmente resuelto a hacer algo hellbent [ˌhɛlˈbɛnt] adj hellbent on doing sth → deciso/a a fare qc a tutti i costi hellbent [ˌhɛlˈbɛnt] adj hellbent on doing sth → deciso/a a fare qc a tutti i costi How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Our officers faced two savage individuals hellbent on destruction, who had brought with them automatic weapons and had prepared for an unspeakable amount of violence," said Deputy Chief Michel Moore, commander of the Valley Bureau. I know a boy that's hellbent on getting an ASBO because he feels left out. A relentlessly looping video animation accompanied by heavily processed speech and a droning abstract noise, Voices appears to have been produced by some malevolent agency aiming to destabilize knowledge previously considered secure and hellbent on having our absolute obedience to its sometimes cryptic but always insistent dictates. |
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