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the whole way
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Princeton's WordNet
all the way, the whole wayadverb
to the goal
"she climbed the mountain all the way"
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the whole way
"The whole way" generally refers to the entire distance, path, or course of something. It could mean from start to finish, or the full length of a journey or process, without stopping or deviating.
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of the whole way in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of the whole way in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
Examples of the whole way in a Sentence
I thought Iman's shot was going in. It looked good the whole way, it was right on line. I thought the whole bench thought it was going in.
When you can come up with an 'oh, wow' number, it freezes the other big donors and tells everyone that Bush is going to be in this thing the whole way.
When the ticket says Delta the whole way, you’d like to think you’re getting the same standard, but that's not always the case.
Nobody wants to be told that, and it seemed completely crazy, but it ended up being an incredible miracle that we went and got it checked out. So, I'm incredibly grateful, i don't know what in the world it was that made me have that dream, or if that was just Jesus drop-kicking me into action somehow. The whole [way] we discovered this was very odd.
For all of our families, you guys were there the whole way and you remember the whole crazy ride and now we have a star, which is really cool, mom, you’re the best. My sisters, my amazing wife and my little son, Nash, right there. It’s funny to look at him and he’s looking up at me like he has no idea why everyone’s going crazy right now. Nash, you got some of the best uncles on the planet right here if you ever got any problems.
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