Go all out for something

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To make a maximum effort to achieve or accomplish something.

She's going all out to win the competition.
Visual representation of "go all out for something" - To make a maximum effort to achieve or accomplish something

Often appears as...

  • go all out to win
  • go all out in preparation

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Idiomatic

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Maximum Effort

Use when describing someone's great effort to reach a goal.

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He went all out to finish the marathon despite his injury.
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Serious Intent

Shows a person's determination and serious intention in their actions.

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The team is going all out to secure the championship title.
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Not Holding Back

Implies not restraining oneself, using all resources available.

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She went all out for the job interview, preparing for weeks.
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