What is another word for by hook or crook?
Pronunciation: [ba͡ɪ hˈʊk ɔː kɹˈʊk] (IPA) 
"By hook or crook" is a common phrase that means a person is willing to do everything in their power to accomplish something, even if it's done in a dishonest or immoral way. Some synonyms for this phrase include "by all means necessary," "by fair means or foul," "by any means possible," "by any strategy," or simply "by hook or by crook." All of these phrases convey a similar sentiment: that someone is determined to succeed at all costs. While the phrase has negative connotations, it can be used positively as well, when someone is pushing themselves to achieve something that they are passionate about.
