determiner “all”
- including every member or part of a particular group or thing
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All students in the class passed the exam with flying colors.
- during the entire extent or duration of
We spent all day in the supermarket.
- nothing other than; only
The abandoned house was all silence and shadows.
pronoun “all”
- the total extent or quantity of something
She cleaned the house until all was sparkling.
- every person
All were invited to the grand opening of the new library.
adverb “all”
- to the full extent or degree
He finished the race all out of breath.
- apiece, each
At the end of the game, the teams were tied at 40 all.
- even more so
She was all the happier for having finished her work early.
- used to imitate or report direct speech
When I told her about the broken vase, she was all, "Oh no, not again!"
noun “all”
singular all, plural alls or uncountable
- one's whole effort or interest
In the final moments of the race, the athlete pushed with her all to win the gold medal.