all

US /ɑːl/

UK /ɑːl/

1.

the whole, entire, or total amount or quantity of

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She ate all the cake.

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All the students passed the exam.

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entire whole complete total every

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everyone or everything

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All is well.

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She gave her all to the project.

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everything everyone the whole lot

1.

completely; entirely

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He was dressed all in black.

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The children were all excited.

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completely entirely fully wholly altogether

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all in all at all be all things to all people all singing, all dancing all the time all right all-inclusive