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all the way
adjective as in thoroughpaced
Weak matches
- absolute
- all-embracing
- all-inclusive
- all-out
- assiduous
- blow-by-blow
- careful
- circumstantial
- clocklike
- complete
- comprehensive
- conscientious
- detailed
- efficient
- exact
- exhaustive
- from A to Z
- full
- full dress
- in-depth
- intensive
- itemized
- meticulous
- minute
- painstaking
- particular
- particularized
- plenty
- royal
- scrupulous
- slam-bang
- soup to nuts
- sweeping
- thoroughgoing
- tough
- whole-hog
adjective as in thorough/thoroughgoing
Weak matches
- absolute
- all-embracing
- all-inclusive
- all-out
- assiduous
- blow-by-blow
- careful
- circumstantial
- clocklike
- complete
- comprehensive
- conscientious
- detailed
- efficient
- exact
- from A to Z
- full
- full dress
- in-depth
- intensive
- itemized
- meticulous
- minute
- painstaking
- particular
- particularized
- plenty
- royal
- scrupulous
- slam-bang
- soup to nuts
- sweeping
- tough
- whole-hog
adverb as in completely
Strongest matches
Weak matches
adverb as in flat-out
adverb as in fully
adverb as in intensively
Strongest matches
Weak matches
- absolutely
- altogether
- conclusively
- en masse
- finally
- from A to Z
- from beginning to end
- hook, line, and sinker
- in all
- in and out
- in entirety
- in full
- in toto
- inside out
- on all counts
- painstakingly
- perfectly
- quite
- solidly
- to the end
- to the limit
- to the max
- to the nth degree
- totally
- ultimately
- unabridged
- unanimously
- unconditionally
- undividedly
- up and down
- utterly
- wholly
- with heart and soul
- without omission
adverb as in right
adverb as in wholly
noun as in culmination
Example Sentences
"I rushed home praying all the way," he says, "but my prayers were already in vain".
Nearly as quickly as the Lakers sprinted to the top of their powers Monday in Charlotte, they plummeted to their depths, a 23-point first-quarter lead dwindling all the way down to two in the fourth.
“No longer did you have to look all the way east to see the fire, it was creeping up closer,” Ballantyne said.
As the mist continued to surround the car all the way down the 110, I thought, this is no ordinary fog.
The Line fire burned all the way up to an elevation of 8,000 feet above sea level, Tardy said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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