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from the word go

From the start. This project has been met with opposition from the word go, unfortunately.See also: go, word

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Cliché from the very beginning. I knew about the problem from the word go. She was failing the class from the word go.See also: go, word

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From the start, as in I've had trouble with this computer from the word go. This expression probably alludes to the start of a race, signaled by the word go. [Early 1800s] For a synonym, see from scratch. See also: go, word

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COMMON From the word go means from the very beginning of something. Right from the word go, half of the team looked out of breath and slow. The whole show was a disaster from the word go.See also: go, word

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from the very beginning. informal . 1997 Bridget O'Connor Tell Her You Love Her Mr Parker was in love with me almost from the word go. See also: go, word

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(informal) from the very beginning: I knew from the word go that it would be difficult.See also: go, word

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From the very beginning. Go here is the indication that it is time to begin a race. This seemingly modern colloquialism originated in nineteenth-century America. Davy Crockett used it in Narrative of the Life of Davy Crockett (1834): I was plaguy well pleased with her from the word go. A newer equivalent is from the get-go, which originated in black English in the 1960s and is on its way to clichédom.See also: go, word

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