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idiomthe ___ to end all ___sused in order to say that something is the biggest, best, worst, most extreme etc of its kind:We've decided we're going to rent a big room in a hotel and throw the party to end all parties on Tony's birthday.This motorway to end all motorways is the government's answer to the traffic problems, but what will it do to our countryside?Note This idiom comes from the phrase 'the war to end all wars' which was used to describe World War I.
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