English / idiom
Go out of One's Way
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To make an intentional, extra effort to help someone or do something beyond ordinary duty.
In context
01
Before stepping down, the veteran director went out of his way to mentor the incoming department head.
02
Our retiring manager always went out of her way to ensure junior analysts felt heard and valued.
Synonyms
bend over backwards,exert oneself,take extra pains
Antonyms
neglect,disregard,pass by
Collocations
go out of one's way to help,go out of one's way for someone,genuinely go out of one's way