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[Adjective] | "all-out" | \ ˈȯl-ˈau̇t \

1: made with maximum effort : thoroughgoing

2: full-blown

Origin: 1893 ;

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[Adverb] | "all out"

1: with full determination or enthusiasm : with maximum effort —used chiefly in the phrase go all out

Origin: 1840 ;

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[Noun] | "all get-out" | \ ˌȯl-ˈget-ˌau̇t \

1: the utmost conceivable degree —used in comparisons to suggest something superlative

Origin: 1849 ;

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[Verb] | "let" | \ ˈlet \

1: to cause to : make

2: to give opportunity to or fail to prevent

3: —used in the imperative to introduce a request or proposal

Origin: before 12th century ;

Middle English leten, from Old English lǣtan; akin to Old High German lāzzan to permit, and perhaps to Lithuanian lėnas tranquil;

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[Idiom] | "as all get-out"

1: very or extremely

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[Idiom] | "decked out"

1: dressed in a very fancy way —often + in

2: decorated in a fancy way —often + with

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[Idiom] | "go all out"

1: to do something with as much effort as possible

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[Idiom] | "it will all come out in the wash"

1: —used to say that a problem is not serious and will be solved in the future

2: —used to say that the truth will be known in the future

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[Adjective] | "all-out"

1: having no exceptions or restrictions;

* e.g., " ... Grandpa got the all-out support of the family when he decided to remarry at age 72 "

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2: trying all possibilities;

* e.g., " ... an all-out effort to break open the door "

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[Adverb] | "all out"

1: with all power or resources being used;

* e.g., " ... went all out for her New Year's Eve party—she even had fireworks! "

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[Verb] | "let"

1: to give permission to;

* e.g., " ... my parents would not let me drive until I had a job and could pay for my own gas "

Synonyms :
allow,
leave,
permit

Antonyms :
enjoin,
forbid,
prohibit

2: to give the possession and use of (something) in return for periodic payment;

* e.g., " ... the pensioner has begun letting rooms in her home to earn some extra money "

Synonyms :
lease,
rent

Antonyms :
prevent

3: to make able or possible;

* e.g., " ... the low gravity on the moon lets you make enormous leaps and jumps "

Synonyms :
allow,
empower,
enable,
permit

Antonyms :
bar,
block,
constrain,
prevent

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[Phrase] | "as all get-out"

1: to a great degree;

* e.g., " ... He was angry as all get-out, stomping around and slamming doors. "

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[Phrase] | "bent out of shape"

1: feeling or showing anger;

* e.g., " ... Try not to get so bent out of shape over such little things. "

Antonyms :
angerless,
delighted,
pleased

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