by all means
US /baɪ ɔːl miːnz/
UK /baɪ ɔːl miːnz/
1.
used to express permission or agreement
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“May I borrow your pen?” “By all means.”
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If you need help, by all means, ask.
2.
used to emphasize that something should be done or is true
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You must by all means finish your homework before watching TV.
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We need to succeed by all means possible.