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to the bitter end
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to the bitter end and till the bitter end
Fig. to the very end. (Originally nautical. This originally had nothing to do with bitterness.) I'll stay till the bitter end. It took me a long time to get through school, but I worked hard at it all the way to the bitter end.
See also: bitter, end

to the bitter end
if you do something to the bitter end, you continue it until it is finished, although it is difficult and takes a long time Many climbers gave up before they reached the summit, but I was determined to stick it out to the bitter end.
See also: bitter, end

to the bitter end See: stick it out
See also: bitter, end


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But as I say, you never roll over as an Australian cricketer or an Australian cricket follower and we're going stick with it till the bitter end.
Byline: ROB MOST of us Villa fans stayed right till the bitter end at Anfield to applaud the players off the pitch.
Sophie said: "We are failing people by forcing those who are terminally ill and likely to face unbearable suffering to either live till the bitter end or commit suicide at home which is what my mother attempted.
 
 
 
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