dog in the hunt
The phrase 'dog in the hunt' is an idiom often used to indicate having a stake or vested interest in a particular situation.
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Definition
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(idiomatic, informal)Having a vested interest or stake in the outcome of a situation.
Example
- I have a dog in the hunt, so I'm really hoping this project succeeds.
- She doesn't have a dog in the hunt, so her opinion is unbiased.
B2General
(idiomatic, informal)Being actively involved or participating in a particular activity or pursuit.
Example
- With a dog in the hunt, he was eager to see the competition's results.
- She always has a dog in the hunt when it comes to community events.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "dog in the hunt":
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