Explaining "All roads lead to Rome"
Reviewed and edited by
Anwar Kareem 04/10/2024, 21:41
English.me team member
What does it mean?

The phrase means that there are many different methods or ways to achieve the same goal or outcome.
Tone
Informative
Origin
The expression originates from the Roman Empire, where Rome was the center of civilization and all roads in the empire were said to lead there.
Examples of usage
- No matter which method you choose to solve the problem, remember that all roads lead to Rome.
- Whether you study with flashcards or take notes, remember that all roads lead to Rome — you'll eventually learn the material.
- Different software can be used, but in the end, all roads lead to Rome since they achieve the same result.