to (also unto) the hard ——: right to, even to (the specified place or point); to the very or utmost (place or point). Obsolete.
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| 释义 | the world > relative properties > quantity > greatness of quantity, amount, or degree > high or intense degree > greatly or very much [phrase] > utter (21) to the hard ——c1400 to (also unto) the hard ——: right to, even to (the specified place or point); to the very or utmost (place or point). Obsolete. as or so very a1560 In emphatic use, denoting that the person or thing may be so named in the fullest sense of the term… With a inserted between the adjective and the… a fool (also man, etc.) in print1600 in print. (Cf. out of print, adv.) a fool (also man,etc.) in print: a complete or thorough man, fool, etc. Obsolete. of the first (also finest, best, etc.) water1824 figurative. Of the highest excellence or purity; unsurpassed of its (or his or her) class; (in later use often with reference to something bad)… dyed in the wool1830 Phrases and proverbial sayings. (a) against the wool: contrary to the direction in which wool naturally lies, the wrong way. (b) to draw (pull, †spr… Subcategories:— utterly (16) |
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