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go to extraordinary lengths

go to extraordinary lengths verb: to make a great effort.

Verb

go to extraordinary lengths (third-person singular simple present goes to extraordinary lengths, present participle going to extraordinary lengths, simple past went to extraordinary lengths, past participle gone to extraordinary lengths)

  1. To make a great effort.

Forms of go to extraordinary lengths

third-person singular presentgoes to extraordinary lengths
present participlegoing to extraordinary lengths
pastwent to extraordinary lengths
past participlegone to extraordinary lengths
alternative formgo to great lengths

Questions about go to extraordinary lengths

What does go to extraordinary lengths mean?
Go to extraordinary lengths means to make a great effort.
What part of speech is go to extraordinary lengths?
Go to extraordinary lengths is a verb.
What is the past tense of go to extraordinary lengths?
The past tense of go to extraordinary lengths is went to extraordinary lengths.

Words near go to extraordinary lengths in the dictionary

  1. go to bed with the sun
  2. go to blazes
  3. go to Cain's
  4. go to Canossa
  5. go to earth
  6. go to extraordinary lengths
  7. go to grass
  8. go to great lengths
  9. go to ground
  10. go to Halifax
  11. go to heck

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