All-in
All-in adjective - Covering everything or all important points.
Usage example: all-in seven-day tour of Scotland
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Magic Poker Equation: In "All In" Keith Hoyt goes all-in for over $3 million on a hand where he has an Ace-King full house.
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Strong Bad's computers are Anachronism Stews all on their own, from a Tandy with a monochrome display that can display a full-resolution image of the Hairstyle Runner Flash game, to the new Compé, an all-in-one widescreen flat-panel that's apparently limited to VGA-level graphics.
Source: Web Animation / Homestar Runner
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