Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
play-with-a-full-deck
idiom
/pleɪ wɪð ə fʊl dɛk/
Definition
To have all the necessary resources or tools available to achieve success effectively.
Examples
- She approached the project with a full deck, ensuring all her teammates had the right skills and tools.
- As a seasoned negotiator, he always plays with a full deck during business discussions.
Meaning
The phrase implies that someone is well-equipped and has everything they need to face a situation confidently and competently.
Synonyms
- well-equipped
- fully prepared
- ready
- thoroughly equipped
