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"hang up on" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to abruptly end a phone call or conversation without proper or polite closure. An example sentence using "hang up on" could be: "I can't believe she hung up on me before I could even finish my sentence." This phrase can also be used in a figurative sense, such as: "Don't just hang up on your problems, face them head on."
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Hang up on el presidente?
Hang up on pollsters when they call.
Companies Hang Up on Apple's iPhone [WSJ].
(see: "Man U Fans Urge Vodafone To Hang Up On Glazer") Beckham probably isn't overly concerned.
Hang up on us?
Hang up on robocalls.
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You can also mute and hang-up on callers with the watch.
Crude and graphic words may cause her to hang-up on you and ignore your calls.
Intelligent use of resources makes strategic sense for America whatever your hang-up on global warming.
"I think we've got to make sure we don't have any hang-up on it.
There seems to be some sort of hang-up on AT&T's end.
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