all

/ɔl/ adv [not gradable] (COMPLETELY)

Definition

› completely: This coat is all wool. Is the milk all gone? Did you drink it all? Don’t get all upset. › All is also used after a number to mean that both teams or players in a game have equal points: The score at halftime was 10 all.

(Definition of all adv (COMPLETELY) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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alkane n
alkene n
all adj COMPLETELY
all adj EVERY ONE
all adv
all adv COMPLETELY
all along idiom
all but idiom
all manner of idiom
all of a sudden idiom
all of idiom

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