(idiom) to be all-conquering and never lose a battle; used to describe powerful fighting strength or work efficiency that is always successful

to surpass or outdo someone or something; often used in a negative sense to mean "to be even worse"

to hold nothing back; to tell everything one knows without reservation

To conquer in every attack; describes an ever-victorious force that is invincible

To say everything that is on one's mind; to express one's views or opinions without holding anything back.

To go even further than; to outdo someone or something else; to be even more extreme than what was mentioned before.

to be indifferent or have no preference; to have no fixed opinion or be indecisive

(proverb) Literally "there is no banquet under heaven that does not break up"; expresses that every gathering or situation must eventually end and that separation is inevitable.

there is nothing that cannot be accomplished or reached; nothing he cannot do

there is nothing wrong or improper about it; entirely appropriate

To say everything one knows and to say it thoroughly; to be completely frank and outspoken in expressing one's views.

A set phrase meaning that common courtesy or gifts should always be returned; one must not accept a favor or a gift without giving something back.

to triumph in every battle and win every fight; all-conquering

no feast under heaven lasts forever; everything eventually reaches a conclusion

to triumph in every battle and win every fight; ever victorious

to triumph in every battle and win every fight; to be invincible and all-conquering