go all the way

The idiom "go all the way" can be used in various contexts, from completing tasks to describing intimate relationships.

Definition

B2General

(informal)To complete a task or journey fully without stopping or giving up.

Example

  • She decided to go all the way and finish her degree despite the challenges.

B2General

(informal)To achieve the ultimate goal or reach the highest level in a particular endeavor.

Example

  • The team went all the way and won the championship.

B2Romantic Relationships

(colloquial, euphemistic)To engage in sexual intercourse.

Example

  • They were dating for months before they decided to go all the way.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "go all the way":

all the waygo the distanceto the fullgo fargive one's allgo one bettergo a long waytake it to the next levelfull outall outgo for brokego at itto the maxgo for itgo hardplay it for all it's worthgo aheadgo both waysfollow throughthe whole nine yardsgo overboardcarry throughfull speed aheadgo longgo forballs to the wallall ingo onpedal to the metalfull throttlemax outgo to townleave no stone unturnedput the pedal to the metalkeep goinggo wildleave it all on the fieldthrough and throughdo the deed