Full-throttle definitions

The definition of full throttle is doing something at full speed.

An example of full throttle is a runner racing with his optimal energy and speed.

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Used in the phrase idiomat full throttle, at full speed or with great intensity.
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(going, acting, happening, etc.) At full speed or with great intensity.
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A maximum setting on an engine or motor control.
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A maximum level of speed, effort, or risk.
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All out; at maximum speed, effort, or risk.
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Sentence Examples

  • The base of every truffle is rich, exquisite, chocolate mixed with full-throttle, full fat cream.

  • The fluid flywheel provided on this engine was designed to slip until full throttle was required in top gear.

  • Do not use full throttle until all slack is removed.

  • Things start to really rock as the band hit full throttle And so the first show.

  • He gave me control as the tailwheel met the ground and I applied full throttle and eased the stick forward.

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