Idiom
all ends up
Meaning
Completely; totally.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“He was confused all ends up by the new rules.”
“The team was beaten all ends up in the final match, losing by thirty points.”
“The sudden change in leadership left the entire department bewildered all ends up, struggling to understand the new direction.”
Examples
simple
“He was confused all ends up by the new rules.”
contextual
“The team was beaten all ends up in the final match, losing by thirty points.”
complex
“The sudden change in leadership left the entire department bewildered all ends up, struggling to understand the new direction.”
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