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That's it that's the whole case

UK//ðæts ɪt ðæts ðə hoʊl keɪs//US//ðæts ɪt ðæts ðə hoʊl keɪs//

Meaning of That's it that's the whole case

This phrase indicates that the entire matter is explained or resolved.

In simple words: That's the complete situation or reason.

That's it that's the whole case in a sentence

  • After reviewing all the evidence, I said, 'That's it; that's the whole case.'
  • When the presentation ended, the speaker concluded, 'That's it, that's the whole case.'
  • In the meeting, she argued passionately, and finally, she stated, 'That's it, that's the whole case.'

How to use That's it that's the whole case

Used to conclude an argument or discussion. It's appropriate in informal contexts but may be too casual for formal writing.

Grammar pattern

standalone statement

Memory hint

Think of finishing a jigsaw puzzle — all pieces are in place, just like 'that's it'.

Related words

Collocations with That's it that's the whole case

  • end the discussion
  • conclude the case
  • summarize the facts

Synonyms for That's it that's the whole case

Common mistakes with That's it that's the whole case

  • Used in overly formal contexts
  • Misplaced in the middle of complex explanations
  • Omitted important details after the phrase

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Frequently asked questions about That's it that's the whole case

What does That's it that's the whole case mean?

That's the complete situation or reason.

What is the definition of That's it that's the whole case?

This phrase indicates that the entire matter is explained or resolved.

How do you use That's it that's the whole case in a sentence?

After reviewing all the evidence, I said, 'That's it; that's the whole case.'

Can you give another example of That's it that's the whole case?

When the presentation ended, the speaker concluded, 'That's it, that's the whole case.'

What are synonyms for That's it that's the whole case?

Common alternatives include that concludes it, that's all, case closed.

What words go with That's it that's the whole case?

It commonly pairs with end the discussion, conclude the case, summarize the facts.

What are common mistakes when using That's it that's the whole case?

Used in overly formal contexts Misplaced in the middle of complex explanations Omitted important details after the phrase

How do you pronounce That's it that's the whole case?

US: //ðæts ɪt ðæts ðə hoʊl keɪs//, UK: //ðæts ɪt ðæts ðə hoʊl keɪs//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use That's it that's the whole case?

Used to conclude an argument or discussion. It's appropriate in informal contexts but may be too casual for formal writing.