All over
All over adjective - Having come or been brought to a conclusion.
Brought about and all over are semantically related. in accomplished topic. In some cases you can use "Brought about" instead an adjective phrase "All over".
Brought about
All over and brought about are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "All over" instead an adjective phrase "Brought about".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- full and all over
- full and brought about
- fixed and all over
- fixed and brought about
- complete and all over
- complete and brought about
- finished and all over
- finished and brought about
- through and all over
- through and brought about
- entire and all over
- entire and brought about
- done and all over
- done and brought about
Both terms in one sentence
- Yukinari from Girls Bravo, due to a really bad history with women brought about by his shortness and a temperamental next door neighbor girl; he gets hives all over his body whenever a female so much as gets near him.
Source: He-Man Woman Hater -
Culture Chop Suey: The tremendous leaps in technology brought about by the Overlord as well as mass migration policies resulted in populations effortlessly moving and mixing all over the planet, negating the former countries as nothing more than postal addresses.
Source: Literature / Childhood's End
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