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all

modif.

Completely
totally, wholly, entirely; see completely.
Every
every one of, every, any, each, each and every, any and every, every member of, the entire number of, without exception, barring no one, bar none, from A to Z.
Antonyms no*, not any, none.
Exclusively
alone, nothing but, solely; see only 1.
The whole of
complete, total, full; see whole 1.

all Synonyms

all

n. & pron.

everything, everyone, everybody, every person, sum, sum total, aggregate, aggregation, collection, group, accumulation, ensemble, total, totality, whole, entirety, mass, quantity, unit, the whole number, the whole amount, every one, every part, every bit, the whole affair, the beginning and end, A to Z, the alpha and omega, the whole kit and caboodle*, lock, stock, and barrel*, the works*, the whole schmear*, the devil and all*; see also everybody, everything, whole.

Antonyms none*, nobody, nothing.

above all

in the first place, chiefly, especially, most important; see principally.

after all

nevertheless, in spite of everything, when all is said and done; see although, finally 2.

at all

to the slightest degree, in the least, anyhow, ever, in any way, in any wise, in any case, in any respect, under any condition, under any circumstances, anywise, in any manner, in any degree, to any extent, in the least degree, anyway.

for all

after all, nevertheless, despite; see although.

in all

all told, collectively, on the whole; see altogether 2.

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Another word for all

adjective

Including every constituent or individual:

complete, entire, gross, total, whole. See part

noun

An amount or quantity from which nothing is left out or held back:

aggregate, entirety, everything, gross, sum, total, totality, whole. (Informal) work (used in plural). Idioms: everything but (or except) the kitchen sink, lock, stock, and barrel, the whole ball of wax (or kit and caboodle) (or megillah) (or nine yards) (or shebang). See part

adverb

To the fullest extent: