Meaning & Definition of All in English
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All
The whole quantity or extent of.
Pronunciation:
/ɔːl/Part of Speech:
adverb, determiner, pronounDetailed Definitions
Definition: Every one of a specified group.
Example Sentence: All students must submit their homework.
Definition: The whole amount of something.
Example Sentence: He spent all his savings on a new car.
Definition: Used to refer to the entire number or amount.
Example Sentence: All is well that ends well.
Definition: Used to refer to the entirety of something.
Example Sentence: All of the cake was eaten.
Definition: In every case; without exception.
Example Sentence: She is all about helping others.
Etymology
Origin: Old English 'eall', of Germanic origin.
Synonyms
everytotalwholeentirecomplete
Common Phrases and Expressions
- all set: Completely ready.
- all in all: Considering everything.
- all of a sudden: Suddenly and unexpectedly.
Translations
- Spanish: todo
- French: tout
- German: alles
- Russian: всё
Related Words
- alliance: A union or association.
- allocate: To distribute resources or duties.
- alter: To change or modify.
Slang Meanings of all
Meaning: all good
Example Sentence: Don't worry about it, it's all good.
Meaning: all-out
Example Sentence: We gave it an all-out effort in the game.