Antonyms for from scratchfrom scratch

Princeton's WordNet

1. from scratchadverb

   from the beginning, especially without relying on resources or other advantages

   "he baked the torte from scratch"; "she built her business up from scratch"

How to use from scratch in a sentence?

1. Calvert Roy:

   You have to scratch your head and say, 'What's the doomsday scenario?'.

2. Michael Griffin:

   Rectifying an existing rocket with a new engine is a much lower cost than starting over from scratch.

3. Randolph Bourne:

   Few people even scratch the surface, much less exhaust the contemplation of their own experience.

4. Kathy Gregory:

   The issuehere isnt [just]your income for March or April, but by shutting us down completely, when he reopens, youre starting from scratch, youre not going to have any income in May, June and possibly July. Youre starting over, like a brand new agent with no inventory.

5. Kuniako Saito:

   Maybe I just see it that way, but it seems to me that the U.S. is always the one which invents new products and Japan is the one which takes those products and improves on them to make a better version of it. But here in this case, the WalkCar is a totally new product I have started from scratch. So I also I want to show the world that Japan can also be innovative.

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