to the core

/tə ðə kˈɔː/

/tə ðə kˈoːɹ/

[phrase]

to the core

[PHRASE]

in an extreme manner or in every aspect possible

Examples

1. If you're trying to do something that's edgy and if that ties back to the core of your brand, it's probably less risky than doing something flat.

2. We think this seven strategically-aligned businesses, the distinct collection of assets that the company has puts, us in a very unique position to help our customers with digital transformation from the edge, to the core, to the cloud in a very, very different way.

3. The closer we get to the core, the more neutrons and the fewer protons we see until there’s just an incredibly dense soup of indistinguishable neutrons.

4. The party took its name from the fasces of Roman times: an axe with a handle made up of tied sticks representing the unity and boundedness of the individual to the core power of the state.