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The following 124 entries include the term to the.
live life to the full/fullest
idiom: to fully enjoy one's life
more to the point
idiom: more importantly
much to the regret of (someone)
idiom: causing great disappointment to (someone)
one's nose is to the grindstone
idiom: one is doing hard, continuous work
painful to the touch
idiom: hurting if touched
pare to the bone
idiom: to reduce as much as possible
play to the gallery
idiom: to do things that one thinks will be popular among many people instead of doing what one thinks is right
praise (someone or something) to the skies
idiom: to praise (someone or something) very much
preach to the choir
idiom: to speak for or against something to people who already agree with one's opinions
preach to the converted
idiom: to speak for or against something to people who already agree with one's opinions
push (something) to the back of one's mind
idiom: to try not to think about (something)
put (someone or something) to the test
idiom: to cause (someone or something) to be in a situation that shows how strong, good, etc., that person or thing really is
put (someone) to the sword
idiom: to kill (someone) with a sword
put the pedal to the metal
idiom: to drive very fast
redound to the advantage of
idiom: to help (someone or something)
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