all

[ɔːl]

Definition:
1. The whole number of.
2. Completely given to or absorbed by.
3. To a complete degree or to the full or entire extent.

'all' example sentence:

1. We papered all four bedrooms.
2. We did all the work and she gets all the credit!
3. They were all very similar. All cut from the same cloth, so to speak.
4. We all overindulge occasionally.
5. All the chairs matched.
6. They're all good players, but she's the best of all.
7. He's worked hard all year.
8. You all played splendidly.
9. She patted all the seats and plumped all the cushions.
10. They all babbled simultaneously.
11. He thinks he's all that.
12. We are all mortal.
13. Dad's flirting with all the ladies, or they're all flirting with him, as usual.
14. You've had all the fun and I've had all the hard work.
15. Her career is the be-all and end-all of her existence.
16. All horses are animals, but not all animals are horses.
17. I do all the work and he gets all the glory.
18. It was all highly implausible.
19. It rained all week.
20. Is everything all right?
21. They all enjoyed it.
22. All things are interrelated.
23. All men must die.
24. The problem cuts across all socioeconomic lines and affects all age groups.
25. The situation might all too easily have become a disaster.
26. It was a performance with star quality written all over it.
27. Is this all your own work?
28. If these measures also reduce unemployment, that is all to the good.
29. All these changes happened over a period of time.
30. I need to have it out with her once and for all.
31. He lay wakeful all night.
32. It is all part of his grand design.
33. It's all part of an overall strategy to gain promotion.
34. Happy New Year to one and all!
35. All things considered, she's done very well.
36. I've been travelling all day.
37. The new approach had wide applicability to all sorts of different problems.
38. The study of science has enriched all our lives.
39. This software is designed to scan all new files for viruses.
40. The new design will eventually replace all existing models.
41. This view is common across all sections of the community.
42. This result gives us all the more reason for optimism.
43. People came from all over the world to view her work.
44. It's a lot of information to absorb all at once.
45. It will require positive action by all in the industry.
46. Just where is all this leading us?
47. The company needs to improve performance in all these areas.
48. Where's all my stuff?
49. The new house really wasn't worth all the expense involved.
50. All this extra work is getting on top of him.
51. My father's death had a profound effect on us all.
52. The new law will affect us all, directly or indirectly.
53. The system was down all morning.
54. The problem can be solved in all manner of ways.
55. Someone has mixed up all the application forms.
56. Is this all the payment I get for my efforts?
57. We all toasted his health.
58. All this has upset me. I need time to digest it all.
59. The book aims to cover all aspects of city life.