Idiom: without further ado
Definition
without further ado:
- without talking more about something
- without any delay before doing something
Example sentences
— Without further ado, close your books and let’s begin the test.
— I appreciate your attention and without further ado, Professor Johnson will now deliver this evening's keynote address.
— Now that we've done our introductions let's get the meeting started without further ado.
— So, without further ado, I'm pleased to present the awards to tonight's winners.
— After a full day of presentations I'm sure you're all anxious to leave, so without further ado, Sandra will wrap up today's session with a few final comments.
— Without further Ado, I'd like to present the next speaker, Danielle Evans
— Are there any final questions? Great, then without further ado, let's break out into small groups for further discussion.
— And now, without further ado, let's get this competition started.
Synonyms
- right away
- take it away
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