all ; the greatest possible. In all honesty (= being as honest as I can), I can't agree. ; consisting or appearing to consist of one thing only. The magazine was ...

all · ​physically tired synonym exhausted. At the end of the race he felt all in. · ​(British English) including everything. The trip cost £750 all in.

the whole number or amount. All of the food has gone. They've eaten all of it. They've eaten it all. I invited some of my colleagues but not all.

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2everything or everyone except something or someone All but one of the plates were damaged. all ...

all ; with singular nouns showing something has been happening for a whole period of time He's worked hard all year. She was unemployed for all that time.

1the whole number or amount All of the food has gone. They ate all of it. They ate it all. I invited some of my colleagues but not all. · 2(followed by a ...

all-in · ​physically tired synonym exhausted. At the end of the race he felt all in. · ​(British English) including everything. The trip cost £750 all in.

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