All of
All of adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Usage example: the boat is all of 15 feet long
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- largely and all of
- largely and basically
- wholly and all of
- wholly and basically
- entirely and all of
- entirely and basically
- altogether and all of
- altogether and basically
- thoroughly and all of
- thoroughly and basically
- primarily and all of
- primarily and basically
- chiefly and all of
- chiefly and basically
Both terms in one sentence
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Basically the entire cast of The West Wing, all of them being absurdly smart and well qualified that they are forgiven a little eccentricity in how they do their jobs.
Source: Bunny-Ears Lawyer -
The Rhythm Heaven franchise, while not all of its games are these, quite a few are basically this (Which, by the way, does not make it any less fun).
Source: "Simon Says" Mini-Game -
Basically, when the game calculates how many enemies are in a level, it counts all of the pre-placed enemies and all of the spawners.
Source: Video Game / Serious Sam
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