Swoop

  • 61in\ one\ fell\ swoop — • in one fell swoop • at one fell swoop adv. phr. 1. literary In one attack or accident; in one bad blow. The millionaire lost his money and his friends at one fell swoop. 2. At one time; at the same time. Three cars drove into the driveway, and… …

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  • 62in one fell swoop — or[at one fell swoop] {adv. phr.} 1. {literary} In one attack or accident; in one bad blow. * /The millionaire lost his money and his friends at one fell swoop./ 2. At one time; at the same time. * /Three cars drove into the driveway, and Mrs.… …

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  • 63in one fell swoop — or[at one fell swoop] {adv. phr.} 1. {literary} In one attack or accident; in one bad blow. * /The millionaire lost his money and his friends at one fell swoop./ 2. At one time; at the same time. * /Three cars drove into the driveway, and Mrs.… …

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  • 64The Swoop! and Other Stories — is a collection of early short stories and a novella by P. G. Wodehouse, first published in the United States on April 11 1979 by Seabury, New York, four years after Wodehouse s death. The collection was edited and introduced by Wodehouse s… …

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  • 65one fell swoop —    If something is done at one fell swoop, it is done in a single period of activity, usually swiftly and ruthlessly.   (Dorking School Dictionary)    ***    If something is accomplished at (or in) one fell swoop, it is done in a single action,… …

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  • 66at one fell swoop — Ⅰ. ► at (or in) one fell swoop see FELL(Cf. ↑feller). Main Entry: ↑swoop Ⅱ. ► in (or at) one fell swoop all in one go. [ORIGIN: from Shakespeare s Macbeth (IV. iii. 219).] …

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  • 67in one fell swoop — Ⅰ. ► at (or in) one fell swoop see FELL(Cf. ↑feller). Main Entry: ↑swoop Ⅱ. ► in (or at) one fell swoop all in one go. [ORIGIN: from Shakespeare s Macbeth (IV. iii. 219).] …

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  • 68at one fell swoop — Meaning Origin From Shakespeare s Macbeth. MACDUFF: [on hearing that his family and servants have all been killed] He has no children. All my pretty ones? Did you say all? O hell kite! All? What, all my pretty chickens and their dam At one fell… …

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  • 69at one fell swoop — if you do something at one fell swoop, you do everything you have to do at the same time. I d prefer to do the paperwork in one fell swoop. At least then we know it s finished with …

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  • 70in one fell swoop — if you do something at one fell swoop, you do everything you have to do at the same time. I d prefer to do the paperwork in one fell swoop. At least then we know it s finished with …

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