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- be a [Londoner etc.] through and through
be a [Londoner etc.] through and through
be a [Londoner/patriot/politician etc.] through and through
also be [French/good/honest etc.] through and through if someone is a Londoner etc. or is French etc. through and through, they behave in a way that is typical of such a person and that is the most important part of their character He always managed to say the right thing. He was a politician through and through. She never really settled in England. She was French through and through.
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Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Sieglinde | | - | German, Germanic Mythology |
Matilda | | [mə'ti:ldə] | |
Christin | | ['kristin] | |
LÍLian | | - | Portuguese (Brazilian) |
Epaphras | | EP-ə-fras (English) | Biblical, Ancient Greek, Biblical Greek, Biblical Latin |
Sanford | | SAN-fərd | English |