hung in (Meaning)

hung in

to refuse to be discouraged or intimidated, to refuse to be discouraged or frightened

As the gloomy day dawned, a heavy fog hung low over the desolate town.
The framed family portrait hung prominently above the fireplace, a cherished keepsake.
The laundry hung precariously on the clothesline, swaying gently in the breeze.
The accused man's fate hung in the balance as the jury deliberated.
The heavy curtains hung closed, blocking out the intrusive light from the outside world.
The artist's masterpiece hung prominently in the gallery, admired by all who beheld it.
The hammock hung invitingly between two palm trees, promising a lazy afternoon of relaxation.
The chandelier hung high above the grand hall, casting a warm glow over the gathering below.
The pianist's fingers hung over the ivory keys in anticipation, ready to begin the breathtaking symphony.
The old man's eyelids hung heavy, laden with the weight of a lifetime of experiences.

to refuse to be discouraged or intimidated, to refuse to be discouraged or frightened

carried on, got by, made out, got along, persevered, got on, bore up, managed, held out, endured

cut out, died, ran out,went out, gave out, stopped, failed, crashed, ran down, collapsed

As the gloomy day dawned, a heavy fog hung low over the desolate town.

The framed family portrait hung prominently above the fireplace, a cherished keepsake.

The laundry hung precariously on the clothesline, swaying gently in the breeze.

The accused man's fate hung in the balance as the jury deliberated.