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The following 124 entries include the term to the.
armed to the teeth
idiom: carrying many weapons
ascend (to) the throne
idiom: to become a king or queen
a word to the wise
idiom—used to say that one is about to give someone advice or a warning
beat (someone) to the punch
idiom: to do or achieve something before someone else is able to
bend to the will of (someone)
idiom: to do what is demanded by (one who is stronger, in authority, or influential)
chilled to the bone/marrow
idiom: very cold
close to the edge
idiom: dealing with dangerous situations and taking many risks
close to the mark
idiom: fairly accurate : almost correct
come/get to the point
idiom: to reach the main or most important idea of something that is said or written
come/go to the rescue of
idiom: to save (someone or something) from danger or harm : to rescue
come to the conclusion
idiom: to decide (something) after consideration
come to the realization
idiom: to become aware : to realize
cut (someone) to the quick
idiom: to make (someone) very upset
cut to the bone
idiom: reduced to the lowest possible amount
cut to the quick
idiom: to cause severe hurt or upset
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