take no prisoners
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idiomIdiomTo act or proceed without mercy or compromise; to be ruthless.
The CEO told his team to take no prisoners in the negotiations.
idiomIdiomTo be extremely aggressive and determined to win, regardless of the consequences.
She adopted a take-no-prisoners approach to her career.
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A Short History Of Hard Rock in 13 Albums
- There was some real take no prisoners energy to this one, a furious approach to hard rocking that melded elements of metal, punk and classic rock flawlessly.
There was some real take no prisoners energy to this one, a furious approach to hard rocking that melded elements of metal, punk and classic rock flawlessly.
- There was some real Take No Prisoners energy to this one.
There was some real Take No Prisoners energy to this one.
Susan McConnell (Stanford): Designing effective scientific presentations
- Take no prisoners.
Take no prisoners.
- one is we could say, eh, ok, someone spaced out, take no prisoners, you spaced out, forget it.
one is we could say, eh, ok, someone spaced out, take no prisoners, you spaced out, forget it.
Rise of the Guardians: Official Trailer 2
- >>Tooth: Wings up and take no prisoners!
>>Tooth: Wings up and take no prisoners!
- Wings up and take no prisoners!
Wings up and take no prisoners!
Harry Styles - Aperture in the Live Lounge
- Take no prisoners for me, I'm told, you're elevating.
Take no prisoners for me, I'm told, you're elevating.
- Take no prisoners for me I'm told relevant drinks go straight to my knees I'm so I'm going all clean.
Take no prisoners for me I'm told relevant drinks go straight to my knees I'm so I'm going all clean.