Synonyms for all the way
al·l the way

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1. all the way, the whole wayadverb

   to the goal

   "she climbed the mountain all the way"

   Synonyms:
   clear, the whole way

2. clear, all the wayadverb

   completely

   "read the book clear to the end"; "slept clear through the night"; "there were open fields clear to the horizon"

   Synonyms:
   clearly, clear, the whole way

3. all the wayadverb

   not stopping short of sexual intercourse

   "she went all the way with him"

   Synonyms:
   clear, the whole way

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1. Ben Ainslie:

   That was one for the fans, a pretty awesome race. It was great to take part in ... lots of lead changes, neck and neck all the way to the line. Full credit to the Luna Rossa guys for pushing hard, we had a few issues ... we were missing one of the key settings for the power of the boat. The guys did an awesome job getting us round the track in one piece and getting the win.

2. William Smith:

   It’s all the way from people in ski areas to backpackers to mountain climbers and guides, as well as people carrying with a history of severe allergic reaction or anaphylaxis and not even having a medical degree….

3. Ellyn Norris:

   When I had it she was actually going through chemo at the time and so I had to stay all the way upstairs, completely away from her, and then I thought, you know, if I got it again, I don't even want to risk that.

4. Keith Urban:

   I think Qaasim Middleton, who we used it on, kept delivering for the next few weeks and kept getting through, so I think it was a good use of the save. The eccentric Cook was a favorite, although maybe not the singer many predicted to go all the way. Some thought her performance of My Funny Valentine was not her best, and she wound up in the bottom two with Rayvon Owen. In the end, the Twitter save element saved Rayvon Owen, for a third straight week. I think hes in a dangerous place now.

5. Tyler TerMeer:

   We have a responsibility to not further stigmatize or politicize this issue for a community that has long faced many issues, has long been marginalized in our community, dating all the way back to the earliest days of the HIV epidemic in our country, we saw our community abandoned by federal government in their response.