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stop at nothing
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1.
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UK
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Australia
neutral
idiomatic
Be willing to do anything necessary, including unethical or extreme actions, to achieve a goal.
Make no effort to avoid or refrain from actions, regardless of consequences, in pursuit of an objective.
2.
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formal
idiomatic
Persist relentlessly and refuse to be deterred by obstacles or opposition.
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