All in and Strong

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

Usage example: was all in after an evening of dancing and partying

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Strong is an antonym for all in in topics: exhausted, gone, extremely tired.

Strong adjective - Having muscles capable of exerting great physical force.

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All in is an antonym for strong.

Nearby Word: strongly

Given that the super-strong Paul has absolutely no interest in hitting anyone (unless one of the others is threatened) and no combat training whatsoever, he has no moves at all in case something penetrates his invulnerability, as with the wraiths or the Hunter's BFS.

Source: The Law of Diminishing Defensive Effort
Marcus undertakes the very dangerous hunt for the eponymous Eagle in hostile territory assisted only by a slave who has a fairly strong incentive to murder him and take off, all in the name of his family's honor.

Source: Film / The Eagle
She's the beautiful lady with the mysterious past and plenty of secrets dressed all in black, who seems so vulnerable on the surface, like she just needs a strong man to protect her from all the creeps and lowlifes she's somehow gotten embroiled with.

Source: Comic Book / Fatale

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