all

adjective (EVERY ONE)

/ɔl/

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› every one of, or the complete number of: All four of her children are under six. Not all my friends approved of what I did. All but the weakest plants survived the hot weather.

(Definition of all adjective (EVERY ONE) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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