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for good measure

prep.phr. (context idiomatic English) In excess of the minimum required; Added as an extra

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for good measure

adv. in addition (as to close a deal); "the car salesman threw in the radio, for good measure"

Usage examples of "for good measure".

That night we stopped at a homesteader's cabin, and I traded a new thirty-kilo anvil for his fifteen-kilo one, traded even, with the pound of flesh nearest my heart tossed in for good measure.

That night we stopped at a, homesteader's cabin, and I traded a new thirty-kilo anvil for his fifteen-kilo one, traded even, with the pound of flesh nearest my heart tossed in for good measure.

The New Jersey and her escorts were keeping the Russian formation under constant observation, and a pair of Sentry aircraft were watching for good measure.

He bought also new stuffs for clothes, and although O-lan had always cut his robes, making them wide and long for good measure and sewing them stoutly this way and that for strength, now he was scornful of her cutting and sewing and he took the stuffs to a tailor in the town and he had his clothes made as the men in the town had theirs, light grey silk for a robe, cut neatly to his body and with little to spare, and over this a black satin sleeveless coat And he bought the first shoes he had had in his life not made by a woman, and they were black velvet shoes such as the Old Lord had worn flapping at his .

Then Wang Lung dressed himself quickly while his wife combed out afresh her long black hair and knotted it with the brass pin washed with silver which he had bought for her, and she put on her new coat of black that was made from the same piece as his own new robe, twenty-four feet of good cloth for the two, and two feet of cloth thrown in for good measure, as the custom is at cloth shops.

I turned off the ringer and then, for good measure, I unplugged the phone.

Carla delivered the ad to the papers, and for good measure, posted the same information on bulletin boards in places where musicians shopped—.

He'd been knifed repeatedly and his skull crushed for good measure.

And if he thinks it is, then he may decide to chuck you in for good measure, that's what you really want to know, isn't it?