Amounts - Extent
Explore English idioms regarding extent with examples like "by a long shot" and "warts and all".
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a very small difficulty or problem that is actually part of a much bigger and more serious problem
used for referring to a list of people or items that is frustratingly long
until the point that one is capable of seeing
affecting everyone or everything in a particular situation or group
everyone, not just a certain group of people
with everything that one owns
used to convey how great the difference is between two things
every single person from a specific group
all of the ordinary people
a collection of many different things or items, often excessive or unnecessary, that includes almost everything that could be taken or brought along
including every single detail
used when something happens or is done a lot
to a great degree
all that is possible, desirable, or available
a very great number of people
in every possible way
anything and everything one can possibly think of within a certain category
to add to the quality or intensity of something
a rough estimate or calculation done quickly and informally, often using basic methods or assumptions
used to describe an examination of something that covers every aspect and detail
in a way that includes all the flaws and imperfections, without any attempt to conceal them
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