All

Definition of all:

part of speech: noun

A whole; one's entire possessions.

part of speech: noun

The whole: everything.

part of speech: adjective

The whole of: every one of.

part of speech: pronoun

The whole; the whole quantity or amount; total; aggregate.

part of speech: adjective

The whole quantity of, as substance, duration, extent, amount, or degree; the whole number of, collectively, as individuals, particulars, or parts; every, as all kinds; any. used after a preposition or verb; as, free from all thought of danger.

part of speech: adverb

Wholly: completely: entirely.

Usage examples for all:

• A man's eyes are all there is to him. "Laramie Holds the Range", Frank H. Spearman.

• Won't you tell us all about it? "The Shadow World", Hamlin Garland.

• " You ask me to tell you all I do. "The Mysterious Rider", Zane Grey.

• Did he tell you to say all that? "Captain Dieppe", Anthony Hope.