half the battle
half the battle phrase: a large part of what it takes to accomplish something.
Phrase
half the battle
- A large part of what it takes to accomplish something.
- Knowing is half the battle.
Origin of half the battle
A figure of speech that goes back centuries. Although the collocation knowing is half the battle long predates the G.I. Joe cartoon series, its pop-culture ubiquity in the 21st century is explained by that popularization.
Questions about half the battle
- What does half the battle mean?
- Half the battle means a large part of what it takes to accomplish something.
- What part of speech is half the battle?
- Half the battle is a phrase.
Words near half the battle in the dictionary
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