For all it's worth Meaning in English
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Definition
This phrase means using something as much as possible, or taking full advantage of a situation. It can also mean doing something with maximum effort.
Usage & Nuances
Informal and often used to emphasize effort or maximizing benefit. Common after action verbs ('use it for all it's worth', 'run for all it's worth'). Sometimes used to encourage someone to seize an opportunity. Not literally about monetary value.
Example Sentences
Make sure you get your money’s worth—use it for all it's worth!
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He ran away for all it's worth when he saw the dog.
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She is using the new opportunity for all it's worth.
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If you have a gym membership, use it for all it's worth before it expires.
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They squeezed the old car for all it's worth before buying a new one.
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Go out there and play for all it's worth—give it everything you’ve got!
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