free for all
/ˌfriːfərˈɔːl/
noun
- A chaotic situation in which many people compete or fight for something without rules or order.
- The debate became a free-for-all with everyone shouting at once.
- When the store announced the sale, it turned into a free-for-all.
- Without a referee, the game quickly became a free-for-all.
- An event or activity that is open to everyone without restrictions or admission requirements.
- It was a free-for-all buffet where guests could eat as much as they wanted.
- The park hosted a free-for-all concert for the community.
- The online forum is a free-for-all where anyone can post.
Antonyms
adjective
- Involving or characterized by a lack of rules, order, or control; open to all.
- The free-for-all brawl was broken up by security.
- The free-for-all parking lot caused many arguments.
- They held a free-for-all discussion with no set agenda.