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Meaning

The phrase "hats off" is an idiomatic expression used to convey admiration or respect for someone's achievements, effort, or bravery. It originated from the traditional gesture of removing one's hat as a sign of respect, particularly in historical or formal contexts.

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Etymology

The expression "hats off" can be traced back to the longstanding custom of removing one's hat in the presence of someone of higher status or authority as a sign of respect. The act of doffing (lifting) one's hat dates back to medieval times when hats served as symbols of honor and social standing.

Examples

  1. After he completed the marathon, I said, "Hats off to you for such an incredible accomplishment!"
  2. The team played exceptionally well this season; hats off to the coach for their hard work.
  3. When she gave her speech at the awards ceremony, everyone in the audience said, "Hats off to her for her inspiring words."
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