Go-to-town Definition

verb

(idiomatic) To proceed enthusiastically, vigorously, or expertly.

She really went to town with the party preparations.
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Go-to-town Sentence Examples

  • Christmas is a time of year when you can really go to town with decorations.

  • I need to go to town for something so I'd better get started.

  • The special effects are very good allowing the filmmakers to really go to town on the horror elements.

  • Christmas and the holiday season is one of the times of the year when you can really go to town with decorating the home.

  • However, they divide their collection by style and color, so you can look for a black, brown or navy suit, or go to town in wild hues.

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