Antonyms for go to great lengthsgo to great lengths

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1. go to great lengthsverb

   Synonyms:
   bend over backwards

2. go to great lengthsverb

   To make a major effort; to be very careful when doing something, especially to an extreme or excessive degree.

   Synonyms:
   bend over backwards

How to use go to great lengths in a sentence?

1. Harold Shaw:

   Mr. Gordon went to great lengths to orchestrate and maintain this fraudulent scheme, trying to take credit for ideas he did not come up with.

2. Barron County:

   Jayme was the target, the suspect had specific intentions to kidnap Jayme and went to great lengths to prepare to take her.

3. Andy Beshear:

   PBMs were originally established to help companies and government programs better manage pharmacy costs, but have grown into powerful industry middlemen that go to great lengths to hide and complicate drug pricing information.

4. David Check:

   We went to great lengths to conduct interviews in Afghanistan with the families that have been impacted by the two individuals who were killed that day.

5. Kristian Bush:

   Those are fans, not only fans, they were out in front! We had gone to great lengths to create [a space for] fans who are the best fans to be in the front. It was supposed to be everything you want from your favorite band, and it was. And you can’t call those people? That was weird.

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