Definition

This word refers to the whole quantity or total amount of something, without exception. It can mean every single one or the entire group.

Example

All the windows are open.

Conversation

Did you get to watch the game last night?

I missed it! Were there all the best players on the field?

Yeah, it was an amazing match with all the highlights.

Sounds like I really need to catch up on the highlights later!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

This word means completely or entirely, without exception. It can also refer to every part or the whole amount of something.

Example

She was all excited about the upcoming trip.

Conversation

Did you see the new cafe that just opened downtown?

Yeah, I heard it's all about organic ingredients.

I think we should check it out this weekend, it sounds fun!

Definition

The total amount of something that includes everything or everyone.

Example

She gave her all to the project, working tirelessly day and night.

Conversation

Have you ever thought about putting your all into a single project?

Yeah, but what if it doesn't turn out well?

I guess that's a risk, but sometimes giving your all can lead to great rewards.

Definition

This word refers to every person or thing in a group, or the total amount of something. It means no one or nothing is left out.

Example

All of us are sick.

Conversation

Did you invite all our friends to the party?

Yes, I texted everyone and they all said they would come.

That's great! I want all of us to have a fun time together.

Root Explanation

The word 'all' originates from Old English 'eall', meaning every or the whole. It refers to the entirety of something without exception.

Memory Tip

Think of 'every' and 'the whole' to remember that 'all' means everything without exception.

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