all
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/ɔːl/
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/ɔːl/
every one of a group
All the students passed the test.
the complete amount of something
She ate all the cake by herself.
for the whole time period
He worked hard all day long.
complete or total
She told the truth with all sincerity.
only one thing and nothing else
The book was all pictures and no words.
any at all
He denied all involvement in the matter.
everything or everyone
All of the cookies are gone now.
the only thing or everything
This is all I have to give you.
completely or entirely
The water spilled all over the floor.
very or extremely
The children were all excited about the trip.
more than wanted
The weekend ended all too quickly.
equal on both sides
The game was tied at ten all.