Definition of "house-to-house" []

• Omitting no one; proceeding from the door of one house to that of the next. (adjective)

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• "Others are going house-to-house and school-to-school to ensure its success amid concerns that pockets of resistance may emerge."
• "The only country it has pronounced loudly on is Libya, where Moammar Gadhafi threatened to go house-to-house to kill civilians who opposed him."
• "Back to the Fall of Berlin, the Russians crossed the Oder River (not named after its smell) and entered house-to-house fighting on the streets of Berlin."