all
/ɔl/
determiner
- The whole quantity or number of; every one of.
- All the lights in the house were turned off at midnight.
- All students must bring their own pencils to the exam.
- She ate all the cookies before anyone else could have one.
Antonyms
pronoun
- Everything or everyone; the whole number or amount.
- He gave his all to finish the project on time.
- All are welcome to join the community picnic.
- All that glitters is not gold.
Antonyms
adverb
- Completely; entirely; to the fullest extent.
- The baby was all covered in mud after playing outside.
- I'm all done with my homework.
- She sat all alone in the big empty room.
- Used to emphasize a quality or state.
- The kids were all excited about the trip to the zoo.
- He was all smiles when he heard the good news.
- After the joke, she was all giggles.
Synonyms
noun
- One's entire effort, possessions, or life.
- She put her all into building the business from scratch.
- The athlete gave his all in the final race.
- They risked their all to save the stranded hikers.