all
all adj
Germanic all; origin uncertain.
- Every; each.
- Every one of; the entire number of; the whole quantity of.
- The embodiment of.
- The entirety of (the); the whole of (the).
- Phrase. “All the”: the only; the sole.
- Phrase. “All the while”: the entire time.
- Phrase. “All the”: enough; sufficient; ample; adequate.
all adv
see all, adj.
- Much; a great deal.
- Completely; entirely; fully; utterly.
- Only; solely; just.
- The entire way; the whole length.
- Phrase. “At all”: in any way; to any degree; in the least.
- Phrase. “All along”: continually; perpetually; constantly; always; throughout life; the entire time.
- Phrase. “All around/abroad”: in every direction; on every side.
- Phrase. “All the more”: even more; to a greater degree.
- Phrase. “At all”: whatever; whatsoever; of any kind.
- Phrase. “All but”: nearly; almost; well nigh; everything short of.
- Phrase. “At all”: even; ever; in the first place.
all [-'s] n
see all, adj.
- Fortune; huge amount; high stakes; entire sum gambled for in a game of chance.
- The only thing; the sole item; the whole issue.
- The entire amount; the grand total.
- Every other one.
- Eternity.
- Everyone; each one; each living being; every person or creature.
- Riches; wealth.
- Everything.
- The only creatures; the only ones.
- Phrase. “After all”: truly; actually; in reality; in the end; when everything is said and done.