Adverb:

पूर्ण जा,

to the hilt's Usage Examples:

in a two-bedroom flat in West London which she said was "mortgaged up to the hilt".

role to the hilt, growing out his facial hair, donning red robes and a stocking cap, much like the Bhagwan himself.

was a flamboyant character who believed in championing his students to the hilt; indeed, in 1916 he challenged a committee member of the Royal Art Society.

"Vanessa Redgrave: "Why do I work? I"m mortgaged up to the hilt"".

Fronde rebellion prevented the French from exploiting their victory to the hilt against the Spanish.

the project, Wakeman sold some of his cars and "mortgage[d himself] up to the hilt", all of which cost around £40,000.

Upon signing with Columbia, Alice in Chains made it clear that they were willing to play ball on major label, mainstream terms too; for the We Die Young EP, the band selected three songs from their book which most closely resembled the swaggering, crotch-grabbing norm, and played them to the hilt.

the M4 bayonet for the M1 carbine with the addition of a bayonet ring to the hilt and a locking mechanism in the pommel.

and Holles ran through Markham "through the middle of the guts and up to the hilt, and out behind toward the small of the back.

10th century; only the first few inches of the blade remain attached to the hilt.

producers by making up digital newspeak ("Lets get FTP connectivity hyped up to the hilt.

The Queensland fans and the hayden family cheered and backed Hayden up to the hilt screaming out cheers to him, but he missed out the century when he top-edged.

Commit yourself up to the hilt.

Synonyms:

to the limit,

Antonyms:

noncurrent, unfashionable, nonmodern,