All over
All over adjective - Having come or been brought to a conclusion.
To the end and all over are semantically related in during the whole of topic. In some cases you can use "To the end" instead an adjective phrase "All over".
To the end
All over and to the end are semantically related in during the whole of topic. Sometimes you can use "All over" instead an adjective phrase "To the end".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- absolutely and all over
- absolutely and to the end
- round and all over
- round and to the end
- quite and all over
- quite and to the end
- over and all over
- over and to the end
- around and all over
- around and to the end
- throughout and all over
- throughout and to the end
- during and all over
- during and to the end
Both terms in one sentence
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This ending could arguably have Defiant to the End written all over it (While the protagonists are executed, we carry on...)
Source: Defiant to the End - Once the world got used to the end of World War II, the Cold War changed things all over again by showing people a very new kind of warfare.
Source: Genre Turning Point -
See the mare with the stage fright Just standin' up there to give it all her might And she got caught in the spotlight But when we get to the end She wants to start all over again...Fluttershy: Baby steps, everypony.
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