All in and Blown

All in

All in adjective - Depleted in strength, energy, or freshness.

Blown and all in are semantically related. in gone topic. In some cases you can use "Blown" instead an adjective phrase "All in".

Blown

Blown adjective - Enlarged beyond normal from internal pressure.
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Synonyms for Blown

All in and blown are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "All in" instead an adjective "Blown".

Nearby Words: blow, blowing

Both terms in one sentence

  • Film / Drive Angry Gorn: Hands blown off, kneecaps blown out, bullets in the eye...and all in glorious 3D!
  • Throughout the course of Reconstruction, Wash selflessly puts his life on the line, getting beaten, blown up, shot and incredibly annoyed by his team mates all in the name of bringing a corrupt military program to justice.
  • Then it was revealed that it was all in King Sombra's imagination after he was blown to bits by the Crystal Heart, reducing him to a horn, and Coffee Talk (an innocent mare who'd only gone to the north to report on the Crystal Empire) is there because he absorbed her in his shadow form.
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