By any means
By any means adverb - In any way necessary.
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Eye and by any means are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Eye" instead an adverb phrase "By any means".
Eye
Eye noun - A circular strip.
By any means and eye are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "By any means" instead an adverb "Eye".
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- While not foolproof by any means, eye movements and how someone looks at you can often be an indicator if they are lying to you or not.
Source: Eyes Never Lie - Then Dethl shows up, and his presence reveals that Equestria has caught the eye of none other than Majora himself, who now intends to bring Equestria under his dominion, by any means necessary.
Source: Cerebus Syndrome / Fan Works -
While Mad-Eye Moody is not attractive by any means, he is certainly not nearly as ugly as he is in the books.
Source: Film / Harry Potter
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