Definition of through thick and thin in English:

phrase

• Under all circumstances, no matter how difficult.

  ‘they stuck together through thick and thin’

  More example sentences

  • ‘He has done incredible service to the conservative cause through thick and thin, good times and bad, for well over a decade.’
  • ‘They stuck with their story through thick and thin at a time when the U.S. Army was denying that their units were even in that area.’
  • ‘The great-grandfather has been following the town's rugby league club, through thick and thin, for almost 80 years.’
  • ‘We were always there for each other through thick and thin; no matter what happened.’
  • ‘Dogs will stand by your side through thick and thin.’
  • ‘My friends have stuck by me through thick and thin, and I think, you know, it's what good friendship's about.’
  • ‘I've supported the club through thick and thin but this is all about making money.’
  • ‘I've stuck with the franchise through thick and thin.’
  • ‘As Sarah faces a possible future without the love of her life, she must push her fears aside and stand by James through thick and thin.’
  • ‘She gets her inspiration from her five great friends (though she has more than that), who have stuck with her through thick and thin.’