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"off the hook" is a valid English phrase which means to be free from responsibility or obligations.
For example, "Since the project was cancelled, I'm off the hook."
Dictionary
off the hook
adjective
Relieved of a duty, burden, responsibility, or pressure.
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It gets them off the hook.
He let him off the hook.
So Mr. Yoo's off the hook.
"We let him off the hook".
"You're off the hook," I said.
We let ourselves off the hook.
We let them off the hook.
Could you let me off the hook?
Shouldn't they be let off the hook?
Similar(2)
No one is off the hook.
"The phone is ringing off the hook.
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