All in
All in adjective - Depleted in strength, energy, or freshness.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- I was kind of clued in as to how bad things would be after I finished my 30 oz+ water bottle, all in all, I think I drank about 70 oz.
Source: Drinking Game / My Immortal -
He worked for the better part of a minute, and when he was finished they were all in pieces and none of them alive.
Source: Hellhound - Similarly, by the time of Dino Thunder, Tommy Oliver (then-31-year-old-Jason David Frank) had finished college, gotten a Doctorate in Paleontology, and developed the Dino Thunder technology, all in the six year span since he graduated high school midway through Turbo.
Source: Underage Casting
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