let (someone) off the hook - to excuse someone from a penalty or a promise

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What is let (someone) off the hook?
let (someone) off the hook is " to excuse someone from a penalty or a promise", under let-(someone)-off-the-hook
let (someone) off the hook Definition / let (someone) off the hook Means
The definition of let (someone) off the hook is " to excuse someone from a penalty or a promise"
The Meaning of let (someone) off the hook
let (someone) off the hook means " to excuse someone from a penalty or a promise"
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