across-the-board, Applying to everyone or everything in a particular group or situation., all-you-can-eat, A meal or service where you can eat as much as you want for a fixed price., better-than-expected, More successful, enjoyable, or satisfactory than was anticipated, business-as-usual, The normal way of doing things, especially when nothing unusual is happening., die-hard, Extremely loyal and enthusiastic about something, even when it is difficult or unpopular., ever-dwindling, Continuously becoming smaller, fewer, or less., larger-than-life, More exciting, impressive, or extraordinary than an ordinary person or thing., middle-of-the-road, Moderate and not extreme; avoiding strong or unusual opinions or choices., not-so-subtle, Quite obvious and not carefully hidden or indirect., off-the-cuff, Said or done without preparation or planning., once-in-a-lifetime, Extremely rare or unlikely to happen more than once in someone’s life., poorly-thought-out, Not carefully planned or considered before being done., run-of-the-mill, Ordinary, average, and not particularly interesting or special., state-of-the-art, Using the most modern and advanced technology or methods available., take-it-or-leave-it, An offer or situation in which you must accept the terms as they are or reject them completely., unheard-of, Extremely unusual or unprecedented; something that has never happened or been known before., well-to-do, Rich or financially comfortable., bite-size, Small enough to be eaten in one bite; also used to describe something presented in a small, simple, easy-to-understand form.

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