to the limit

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completely adv.
intensively adv.

ADVERB

completely

Synonyms

STRONGEST

absolutely altogether comprehensively effectively entirely finally fully perfectly quite thoroughly totally ultimately unconditionally utterly wholly

WEAK

all the way competently conclusively en masse exclusively exhaustively extensively from A to Z from beginning to end hook, line, and sinker in all in entirety in full in toto on all counts painstakingly solidly to the end to the max to the nth degree unabridged unanimously undividedly with heart and soul without omission

Antonyms

STRONGEST

inadequately incompletely partially partly

ADVERB

intensively

Synonyms

STRONGEST

competently comprehensively effectively exclusively exhaustively extensively fully thoroughly

WEAK

absolutely all the way altogether conclusively en masse finally from A to Z from beginning to end hook, line, and sinker in all in and out in entirety in full in toto inside out on all counts painstakingly perfectly quite solidly to the end to the max to the nth degree totally ultimately unabridged unanimously unconditionally undividedly up and down utterly wholly with heart and soul without omission

Antonyms

STRONGEST

inadequately incompletely partially

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to the limit

Record passenger numbers at Greece's airports pushed its air traffic control system to the limit, especially during the peak season.

From Barron's ● Sep. 11, 2026

The SPVs provide a workaround to the limit on the number of shareholders private companies can have without offering more detailed financials.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Aug. 6, 2026

You have to really want it to perform at the highest level in F1, to drive to the limit every time you get in the car, no matter how competitive it is.

From BBC ● Jul. 14, 2026

So we won’t even talk about the catch-up contributions that add $7,500 to the limit after age 50, and even more if you’re between age 60 and 63.

From MarketWatch ● Jun. 29, 2026

Way after a while they arrived at Mrs. Turner’s eating house and found the place full to the limit.

From "Their Eyes Were Watching God" by Zora Neale Hurston

to the limit

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