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Hang in there
Meaning and example
Hang in there
Definition
Encourage someone to keep trying through a difficult situation.
Example
“Hang in there; the course is difficult, but you're making progress.”
Topic
Communication
More idioms on this topic
Break the ice
Spill the beans
Pull someone's leg
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Read between the lines
Speak of the devil
Through thick and thin
Give someone the benefit of the doubt
Actions speak louder than words
In the same boat
Take something with a grain of salt
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