All over
All over adjective - Having come or been brought to a conclusion.
Whole time and all over are semantically related in during the whole of topic. In some cases you can use "Whole time" instead an adjective phrase "All over".
Whole time
All over and whole time are semantically related in during the whole of topic. Sometimes you can use "All over" instead an adjective phrase "Whole time".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- through and all over
- through and whole time
- round and all over
- round and whole time
- over and all over
- over and whole time
- around and all over
- around and whole time
- throughout and all over
- throughout and whole time
- during and all over
- during and whole time
- completely and all over
- completely and whole time
Both terms in one sentence
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It then looks like the nightmare is about to start all over again, but then the teacher wakes up in his bed—realizing he was dreaming the whole time and needs to be nicer to the boy.
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Coupled with its weapon being very short-range and auto-aiming at the opponent, the Probe will be zooming all over the place, Cherry Tapping the whole time.
Source: Bouncing Battler - Wataru, who didn't get the cutscene that hinted at her departure, had spent the whole time levelling her and had to start all over when he didn't have her for the final boss.
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Whole time and All over. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 01, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/all_over/whole_time
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