Idiom
go from strength to strength
Meaning
To continue to get stronger, more and more successful.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“Since the new manager arrived, the team goes from strength to strength.”
“The young company has gone from strength to strength since they launched their innovative software last year.”
“Despite the initial skepticism of critics, the artist has gone from strength to strength, consistently producing work that challenges and inspires her audience.”
Examples
simple
“Since the new manager arrived, the team goes from strength to strength.”
contextual
“The young company has gone from strength to strength since they launched their innovative software last year.”
complex
“Despite the initial skepticism of critics, the artist has gone from strength to strength, consistently producing work that challenges and inspires her audience.”
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