down-to-the-wire (Meaning)

down-to-the-wire

unsettled until the very end, full of suspense

No weak syonyms found.

The election results hung in the balance down-to-the-wire, leaving the nation on tenterhooks.
The championship game was a nail-biter, with the score staying down-to-the-wire.
The negotiations dragged on down-to-the-wire, with both parties holding onto their demands.
The deadline for the project was fast approaching, and the team worked down-to-the-wire to complete it.
The rescue operation was successful, with the hostages being freed down-to-the-wire.
The escape plan was executed down-to-the-wire, the suspects evading capture at the last moment.
The research team was racing down-to-the-wire to publish their findings before the conference.
The construction project was delayed, but the workers managed to finish down-to-the-wire before the deadline.
The merger talks were down-to-the-wire, with the companies facing a make-or-break decision.
The sale of the company was down-to-the-wire, with multiple bidders vying for the final offer.

unsettled until the very end, full of suspense

narrow, close, tight, nip and tuck, hairbreadth, neck and neck,crowded,

No antonyms found.

The election results hung in the balance down-to-the-wire, leaving the nation on tenterhooks.

The championship game was a nail-biter, with the score staying down-to-the-wire.

The negotiations dragged on down-to-the-wire, with both parties holding onto their demands.

The deadline for the project was fast approaching, and the team worked down-to-the-wire to complete it.