Go all the way Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To continue an action or effort until it is completely finished or achieved. This expression can also sometimes mean to have sex with someone.
Usage & Nuances
Informal, used in personal, motivational, and relationship contexts. Commonly used to stress perseverance ('go all the way to the top'), or hint at completing something fully, including intimacy in romantic contexts. Be cautious: context determines if the meaning is literal or sexual.
Example Sentences
If you start something, try to go all the way.
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She wants to go all the way in the competition.
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They didn't go all the way with the project.
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We decided to go all the way and travel across the country.
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They've been dating for a while but haven't gone all the way yet.
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Let’s go all the way with this idea and see where it leads.
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