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to no end

to no end adverb: exceedingly; excessively.

Adverb

to no end (not comparable)

  1. Exceedingly; excessively.
    • That article just unnerved me to no end. Alix even admitted to hating little boy babies. How demented can one get?1980 April 19, Nancy J. Biancamano, “Misanthropy”, in Gay Community News, page 4

Questions about to no end

What does to no end mean?
To no end means exceedingly; excessively.
What part of speech is to no end?
To no end is an adverb.

Words near to no end in the dictionary

  1. to meward
  2. to morrow
  3. to much
  4. to name a few
  5. to no avail
  6. to no end
  7. to no purpose
  8. to one's advantage
  9. to one's bone
  10. to one's bones
  11. to one's credit

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