How to pronounce “spare no effort”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (idiomatic) To do everything within one's powers to achieve something.

Practice Nearby Words

stop at nothing, go all out, do one's utmost, do one's damnedest, do one's darnedest, give one's all, spare no expense, go for it, go for broke, go to extraordinary lengths, go to the ends of the earth, pull out all the stops, go the whole hog, dig deep, give a hundred percent, go the extra mile, move heaven and earth, leave nothing in the tank, go to great lengths, leave no stone unturned, play it for all it's worth, give 110%, leave it all out there, force, bend over backwards, take great pains, go through great lengths, go whole hog, go so far as, full send, bend over backward, go the distance, come on strong, take no prisoners, max out, go to pains, push the limit, stick at nothing, fire on all cylinders, kill, peg the needle, fall over oneself, kill oneself, burn the candle at both ends, blow one's wad, aim high, overstrive, spread oneself thin, overkill, burn one's candle at both ends, shoot one's wad, overdo, overexert, overfulfil, overtry, go large, pour one's heart out, overcompensate, spread oneself too thin, overachieve, hit on all cylinders, cap it all off, overtempt, go overboard, arm to the teeth, go the entire animal, skin a flint, top oneself, outwish, forspend, come it strong, scream one's head off, over-compensate, do a lot of work, overleap, overwork, wait on someone hand and foot, run to, run the gamut, beat a dead horse, up the ante, overply, stay hungry, go a long way, bite off more than one can chew, overcommit, punch above, know no bounds, overprove, have one's work cut out for one, have it large, overprepare, stretch, hit on all six, set the thames on fire, go too far, scare the life out of, forespend, live large, exhaustify

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