Through-and-through
Utter and through-and-through are semantically related. in complete topic. In some cases you can use "Utter" instead an adjective phrase "Through-and-through".
Utter
Utter adjective - Having no exceptions or restrictions.
Through-and-through and utter are semantically related. You can use "Through-and-through" instead an adjective "Utter".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- full and through-and-through
- full and utter
- perfect and through-and-through
- perfect and utter
- complete and through-and-through
- complete and utter
- consummate and through-and-through
- consummate and utter
- total and through-and-through
- total and utter
- thorough and through-and-through
- thorough and utter
- downright and through-and-through
- downright and utter
Both words in one sentence
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It may not be the truly moral thing to do, but I find it a bit harsh (and unrealistic) to castigate people as utter, unrepentant, through-and-through villains for not dying for convictions they may not even be particularly invested in and will not be rewarded for, in this life or any other.
Source: Devil, but No God
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