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What does from a to z mean?

"From A to Z" is a common phrase that means completely, entirely, or comprehensively. It suggests covering everything from the beginning to the end, leaving nothing out.

Think of the alphabet - it starts with "A" and ends with "Z", encompassing all the letters in between. Similarly, "from A to Z" implies a complete and thorough approach.

Here are some examples of how "from A to Z" is used:

* "I know everything about this topic from A to Z." This means the speaker has a comprehensive understanding of the subject.

* "We need to plan this event from A to Z." This means they need to take care of every single detail, from the initial planning to the final execution.

* "The report covers the issue from A to Z." This means the report thoroughly examines all aspects of the issue.

The phrase "from A to Z" is often used to emphasize thoroughness and completeness.

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