English / idiom
Go the Whole Hog
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To undertake something thoroughly, completely, and without holding back any resources.
In context
01
Rather than retiring partially, the CEO decided to go the whole hog and resign from all advisory boards.
02
Once they decided to restructure the family trust, they went the whole hog and updated every legal title.
Synonyms
go all out,spare no effort,leave no stone unturned
Antonyms
do by halves,hesitate,hold back
Collocations
decide to go the whole hog,ready to go the whole hog,go the whole hog on reforms