Tooth and nail
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British pronunciation/tˈuːθ and nˈeɪl/
American pronunciation/tˈuːθ ænd nˈeɪl/
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with all the resources, determination, and strength that one has
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tooth and nail definition and meaning

What is the origin of the idiom "tooth and nail" and when to use it?

The origin of the idiom "tooth and nail" is believed to date back to ancient times when people used their teeth and nails as weapons in physical combat. Today, it is a widely recognized idiom used in both spoken and written English to describe a fierce or vigorous effort to defend or achieve something. It implies a determined and unrelenting struggle, often involving strong resistance or opposition.

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He resisted the changes to the company policy tooth and nail, arguing passionately against them.
The political candidates are campaigning tooth and nail for every vote in the upcoming election.
The activists protested the unjust law tooth and nail, organizing rallies and petitions.
The athletes competed tooth and nail for the championship, giving their all in every match.
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