How to pronounce “do by half-measures”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of do by halves.

Practice Nearby Words

half-joke, halfexpect, work both sides against the middle, work both ends against the middle, short-change, work round, oddjob, double count, deep-six, shilly and shally, salami slice, change horses in mid-stream, doubletime, one-up, hamel, stop-gap, dummyproof, dillydally, jerry-build, miss a beat, dilly dally, crash-dive, illtreat, backdoor, short change, hum and ha, hansel, de-dupe, mis-hit, de-skill, second guess, cap it off, shimmey, side-line, doubletap, cross-bite, slamdunk, cliche, skimp and save, mimick, cap it all, do the rounds, dove-tail, play safe, shoe-horn, off-stage, skidaddle, double dip, skeletonise, hand deliver, double-deal, skrimshank, march to a different drum, mismaneuvre, play someone like a bass fiddle, under-attend, spot-check, side line, syncopise, double-tap, bring the curtain down, copy and paste, phoney up, flipflop, chastize, doublepark, cross-hatch, march to a different drummer, cut the rug, stymy, throw a wrench into the works, filet, vagabondise, rough draw, doublecheck, beats one's swords into plowshares, break dance, know inside out, copy-and-paste, brute-force, shortcoat, cantile, dog-leg, march to one's own drummer, double-check, break one's stride, miter, misfavour, double-date, shlep, tailor make, disappear into thin air, flat-foot, iceskate, twidle, tomtom, brettice, quarter-saw, counter-meet, catch cold

Similar Sounds

diameters, double feature, doomsayers, debentures, diaphorase, duplicators, double face, dealmakers, decameter, decomposers