ALL
The whole lot
All indicates the whole of something or every member of a group.
All roads lead to Rome.
She gave it her all.
All can intensify: all alone, all the way.
It appears in countless expressions: all in all, for all I know, all but (meaning nearly).
That's all signals completion or finality.
The complete set
every · full · comprehensive · inclusive · universal · aggregate · sum · entirety
All people collectively
- everybodyAll persons collectively
- eachEvery one individually
- everyAll without exception
- anyUnspecified quantity
anyone · anybody · whoever · whatever · wherever · whenever · whichever · anything
Risked stake on outcome
- wagerStake on uncertainty
- stakeSharpened post or share
- riskPossibility of harm
- everythingThe complete set
jackpot · pot · chips · bankroll · entire · fortune · savings · double-or-nothing
Completely, without exception
- completelyTo the fullest extent
- totallyTo the full extent
- entirelyTo the full extent
- utterlyTo the fullest extent
thoroughly · fully · wholly · perfectly · altogether · quite · downright · positively
everything
The complete set
total · every · full · comprehensive · inclusive · universal · aggregate · sum · entirety · altogether
everyone
All people collectively
any · anyone · anybody · whoever · whatever · wherever · whenever · whichever · anything · everything
bet
Risked stake on outcome
everything · jackpot · pot · chips · bankroll · entire · fortune · savings · double-or-nothing · house
absolutely
Completely, without exception
- completelyTo the fullest extent
- totallyTo the full extent
- entirelyTo the full extent
utterly · thoroughly · fully · wholly · perfectly · altogether · quite · downright · positively · extremely
tied
Fastened by knotting
level · square · deuce · stalemate · match · equalizer · apiece · scoreless · standoff · parity
- SQLAND, OR, ON, insert, update
- blood disordersanemia, sickle cell anemia, sickle cell disease, thalassemia, leukemia
- leukemialeukemia, acute leukemia, leukaemia, AML, blood cancer
- LeukemiasAML
- Marrow Disordersbone marrow failure, myeloma, AML, leukemia, acute leukemia
- Pediatric Tumorsneuroblastoma