Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
at full tilt
idiomatic expression
/at fʊl tɪlt/

Definition
To go at maximum speed or effort.

Examples
- The car was driving at full tilt down the highway.
- She worked at full tilt to meet the project deadline.
- The athlete ran at full tilt during the last lap of the race.

Meaning
The phrase ‘at full tilt’ describes a state of doing something with full intensity or as fast as possible. It often conveys a sense of urgency or high energy in action.

Synonyms
- at full speed
- at maximum effort
- flat out
- full throttle