Price on your head Meaning in English
expression
Definition
If there is a price on your head, someone has offered a reward for capturing or killing you. It is often used for criminals, fugitives, or enemies.
Usage & Nuances
This is an informal, idiomatic expression, often used in crime or action stories. It can be literal (real reward) or figurative (someone is actively seeking to harm you). Not used in polite or positive situations.
Example Sentences
There is a price on your head because you escaped from prison.
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The outlaw had a price on his head across three countries.
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She knew there was a price on her head, so she hid in the mountains.
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Congratulations, you've got a price on your head now. Better watch your back!
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He can't show his face in public—there's a price on his head.
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Rumor has it there’s a price on your head, so don’t trust anyone.
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