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Boil down to meaning: what's left when the details boil away

To come down to the main point: the choice boiled down to cost. The image comes from the kitchen. But it boils down to that we... doesn't work: the sentence needs two extra words.

Boil down to means come down to the main point: after all the details, one thing is left. The choice boiled down to cost and travel time, so those two decided it. The image is from cooking: the liquid boils away and only the concentrate remains. Often with all: it all boils down to money. Boil something down means cut it to the essentials.

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a problem boils down to something; boil something down to its essentials

  • The disagreement boils down to who will maintain the shared garden.
  • For us, the choice boiled down to cost and travel time.
  • Can you boil the report down to its three main findings?

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First versionIn the end, it all boils down to that we don't have enough time.

RevisionIn the end, it all boils down to the fact that we don't have enough time.

It's tempting to put a that-clause straight after to: boils down to that we... But to here is a preposition, and a that-clause can't follow it directly. Add the fact: boils down to the fact that... Or keep it simple with a noun: it all boils down to time.

Cambridge Dictionary

Depend on means the outcome is still open: it depends on the weather. Boil down to is the conclusion after you've thought it through: in the end, it boils down to the weather. Come down to is a near synonym: it comes down to money.

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After discussing every option, we agreed that it all boils down ___ reliability.

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to — The expression always takes to: boil down to. On may come from depend on, but it doesn't belong here.

Describe a hard choice, between flats, jobs or trips, and say what it finally boiled down to.

The choice between the two venues boils down to how easily guests can get there.

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