English

all

ɔl, ɑl, ɔːl
Meaning: entirely / completely
Part of Speech: Adverb Alternative Readings: ɑl, ɔːl

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Example sentences

He was all alone.
He was all alone.
The milk is all gone.
The milk is all gone.
She was dressed all in red.
She was dressed all in red.
She has traveled all over Britain.
She has traveled all over Britain.
She turned up the radio so we could all sing along.
She turned up the radio so we could all sing along.

Usage Notes

Used as an intensifier before adjectives, adverbs, or prepositions to mean 'completely' or 'entirely'.

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