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to the nth degree
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to the nth degree
to the maximum amount. Jane is a perfectionist and tries to be careful to the nth degree. This scientific instrument is accurate to the nth degree.
See also: degree

to the nth degree
as much or as far as possible What I find is that you can follow instructions to the nth degree and still get it wrong.
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to the nth degree
as much or as far as possible It was a perfect evening - the parking, the dining, the service, everything worked to the nth degree. She pushed dance traditions to the nth degree.
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NTH IRELAND 0 SERBIA 1 DAVID Healy, Northern Ireland's record goalscorer, is coming to terms with the fact he is no longer guaranteed a place in the team.
a nonterminating decimal which is ambiguous is approximated by its initial segment at the nth decimal place at margin of error 10^-n.
BLUE SQUARE NTH BLYTH Spartans predictably shared the spoils at draw specialists Vauxhall Motors, who recorded their sixth draw from the opening nine games.
 
 
 
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