Idiom
whole box of tricks
Meaning
Everything and anything associated with a certain enterprise.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“The chef used his whole box of tricks to make the dinner perfect.”
“To win the election, the candidate used his whole box of tricks, including new policies and a massive advertising campaign.”
“The seasoned detective employed his whole box of tricks, from subtle psychological pressure to meticulous forensic analysis, to finally solve the cold case.”
Examples
simple
“The chef used his whole box of tricks to make the dinner perfect.”
contextual
“To win the election, the candidate used his whole box of tricks, including new policies and a massive advertising campaign.”
complex
“The seasoned detective employed his whole box of tricks, from subtle psychological pressure to meticulous forensic analysis, to finally solve the cold case.”
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