Idiom idiom
all the way
Meaning
to do something completely or go to the very end of a journey or process.
Examples
“If you want to win, you must go all the way.”
“She decided to commit to the project all the way, even though it required working every weekend for a month.”
“He realized that to achieve his ambitious goals, he had to support the movement all the way, regardless of the personal risks involved.”
Last updated April 22, 2026