All of and Roughly

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All of adverb - To a full extent or degree.

Usage example: the boat is all of 15 feet long

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Roughly is an antonym for all of.

Roughly adverb - Close to but not exactly.

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All of is an antonym for roughly.

Nearby Words: rough, roughage

When Spike Milligan - who had roughly as many characters as Sellers - was absent, Sellers could do all of them himself.

Source: Man Of A Thousand Voices / English
Of course, all of these are roughly as effective as the machine guns and bullet-reflecting katanas also present in the game.

Source: Improbable Weapon User / Video Games
Despite being roughly a third the size of the original novel, all of the conspirators (though not Caddereuse) and the character of Haydee are present.

Source: Literature / The Vampire Count Of Monte Cristo

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