all-out

adjective

Meaning

Using every available resource or maximum possible intensity to achieve a goal.

The government launched an all-out campaign to reduce plastic waste in the city.
After the rival company undercut their prices, they engaged in an all-out war for market share.

Synonyms: total, full-scale, exhaustive, unremitting

adjective

Pronunciation: ˌɔːlˈaʊt

Using every available resource or maximum possible intensity to achieve a goal.

The government launched an all-out campaign to reduce plastic waste in the city.
After the rival company undercut their prices, they engaged in an all-out war for market share.
She gave an all-out performance that left the audience cheering for several minutes.

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