Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
from-first-to-last
idiom
frʌm fɜrst tə lɑst
Definition
A phrase used to indicate that something occurs completely or entirely, from the beginning to the end.
Examples
- The novel was captivating from-first-to-last, keeping me hooked throughout its pages.
- The teacher ensured that the lessons covered the topic from-first-to-last, leaving no stone unturned.
- Her performance was impressive from-first-to-last, showcasing her skills in every act.
Meaning
The expression ‘from-first-to-last’ suggests that every part of something, whether in a process, an event, or a story, is included without exception.
Synonyms
- completely
- thoroughly
- entirely
- thorough
