hell-bent (on or upon) (Meaning)

hell-bent (on or upon)

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He was hell-bent on proving his innocence, even if it meant sacrificing his own reputation.
The protesters were hell-bent upon disrupting the meeting, chanting slogans and blocking entrances.
She was hell-bent on success, driven by an unyielding determination and a relentless work ethic.
The criminal was hell-bent on escaping custody, plotting and planning with sinister resolve.
The team was hell-bent on winning the championship, pouring their heart and soul into every practice and game.
He was hell-bent upon following his dreams, no matter how unconventional or challenging they may seem.
The scientist was hell-bent on making a groundbreaking discovery, toiling tirelessly in the laboratory.
The politician was hell-bent on gaining power, using any means necessary to achieve his ambitious goals.
They were hell-bent on having a good time, celebrating with abandon and letting loose their inhibitions.
The students were hell-bent on learning as much as possible, eager to absorb knowledge and expand their minds.

bent (on or upon),determined, intent, positive, decisive, resolute, purposeful, on one's mettle, resolved, firm

uncertain, suspicious, indecisive, doubtful, unresolved, undetermined,hesitant, dubious, unsure, irresolute

He was hell-bent on proving his innocence, even if it meant sacrificing his own reputation.

The protesters were hell-bent upon disrupting the meeting, chanting slogans and blocking entrances.

She was hell-bent on success, driven by an unyielding determination and a relentless work ethic.

The criminal was hell-bent on escaping custody, plotting and planning with sinister resolve.