all
The whole amount
Literally a catchall, this frequently used word can fill several grammatical slots: noun, pronoun, adjective, and adverb.
The core idea of totality, wholeness, or completeness is expressed: All plants need sunlight. I was left all alone. Above all you must stay aware of the time. He ate all of the cake.
All snags its place in dozens of idioms, though its meaning is diluted: With the weather and all, we just decided to stay home. He walked up to me all friendly and asked me to dance.
Arguably, all is most diluted in the common expression at all, which conveys in the slightest degree, for any reason, in any way.
The whole of something
- wholeFull and undivided
- sumAddition's result
- completenessState of being whole
- fullnessState of being complete
aggregate · sum total · everything · total · gross · bulk · mass · compilation
In all places
- ubiquitousPresent in all places
- pervasivePresent throughout, inescapable
- omnipresentExisting everywhere at once
- worldwideExtending across Earth
global · comprehensive · widespread · far-reaching · extensive · broad · sweeping · general
Without limits or qualifications
- unlimitedWithout bounds or restrictions
- boundlessWithout any boundaries
- unequivocalAllowing one meaning only
- undividedNot separated into parts
unqualified · unrestricted · unmitigated · categorical · outright · complete · utter · total
In union or proximity
- unifiedCombined into one
- unanimousComplete agreement among all
- cohesiveTending to bond
- solidarityUnity among allies
consensus · harmony · concord · unison · accord · cooperation · oneness · integration
To the fullest extent
- entirelyTo the full extent
- totallyTo the full extent
- whollyTo the full extent
- fullyTo the complete extent
utterly · thoroughly · altogether · absolutely · quite · perfectly · outright · unreservedly
entirety
The whole of something
- wholeFull and undivided
- sumAddition's result
- completenessState of being whole
fullness · aggregate · sum total · everything · total · gross · bulk · mass · compilation · accumulation
everywhere
In all places
- ubiquitousPresent in all places
- pervasivePresent throughout, inescapable
- omnipresentExisting everywhere at once
worldwide · global · comprehensive · widespread · far-reaching · extensive · broad · sweeping · general · common
unconditional
Without limits or qualifications
- unlimitedWithout bounds or restrictions
- boundlessWithout any boundaries
- unequivocalAllowing one meaning only
undivided · unqualified · unrestricted · unmitigated · categorical · outright · complete · utter · total · sheer
together
In union or proximity
solidarity · consensus · harmony · concord · unison · accord · cooperation · oneness · integration · indivisible
completely
To the fullest extent
fully · utterly · thoroughly · altogether · absolutely · quite · perfectly · outright · unreservedly · unconditionally
everyone
All people collectively
- everybodyAll persons collectively
- groupAssembled collection of things
- assemblyConstructing from components
gathering · multitude · crowd · congregation · throng · conclave · ensemble · aggregate · flock · herd
allpartially
To an incomplete extent
partly · incompletely · divided · fragmented · fragmentary
ally, tally, overall, allowance, allergy, allegory, overalls, alloy, disallow