all
predeterminer
[ ɔːl ]
• used to refer to the whole quantity or extent of a particular group or thing.
• "all the people I met"
Similar:
each of,
each one of the,
every one of the,
every single one of the,
every,
each and every,
every single,
the whole of the,
every bit of the,
the complete,
the entire,
the totality of the,
in its entirety,
complete,
entire,
total,
full,
utter,
perfect,
all-out,
greatest (possible),
maximum,
everyone,
everybody,
each/every person,
the (whole) lot,
each one,
each thing,
the sum,
the total,
the whole lot,
everything,
every part,
the whole amount,
the total amount,
the entirety,
the sum total,
the aggregate,
all
adverb
• completely.
• "dressed all in black"
Similar:
completely,
fully,
entirely,
totally,
wholly,
absolutely,
utterly,
outright,
thoroughly,
altogether,
quite,
in every respect,
in all respects,
without reservation,
without exception,
• (in games) used after a number to indicate an equal score.
• "after extra time it was still two all"
Origin:
Old English all, eall, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch al and German all .
ALL
abbreviation
• Albanian lek(s).
all of
• as much as (often used ironically of an amount or quantity considered small by the speaker).
• "the show lasted all of six weeks"
